Titlebook: Advocating Transitional Justice in Africa; The Role of Civil So Jasmina Brankovic,Hugo van der Merwe Book 2018 Springer International Publi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-41301-3ise, then, that many civil society actors prioritised criminal accountability through various strategies. Given the restrictive environment that dominates both the pre- and post-transition period in Egypt, Libya and Tunisia, what strategies did civil society devise to advance transitional justice? I

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-41301-3s they play in promoting, challenging and reframing these processes in their own contexts. It seeks to situate civil society agendas against the backdrop of complex colonial legacies and deeply politicised state and international agendas. By creatively navigating this landscape, civil society has so

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Taking Transitional Justice to the People: Challenges for Civil Society in Zimbabwe,ork on transitional justice in Zimbabwe, particularly in the rural areas, was an exercise of brave hearts at a time when the state did not tolerate any institution that would brook the idea. Transitional justice was a new concept in a country used to widespread rights abuses, and the government did

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