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Lexical Analysis and Symbol Tables,ccount the unique needs and issues that women face in conflicted and repressive societies (Bell et al., 2004; 2007). Encouragingly, there has been a growing literature and practice that recognizes the gendered lacunae of transitional justice theory and practice, and identifies pragmatic and transfor

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Application Protocols and STEP relations,s violations that occurred 1974–99. While the Commission did integrate a gender perspective into its work, the recommendations of the Commission have not translated practically. However, there are many positive signs of a commitment to the promotion of equality for women.. This chapter will also sho

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Neglected Crimes: The Challenge of Raising Sexual and Gender-Based Crimes before the Extraordinary Cecondly, the jurisdiction of the ECCC has been interpreted in a restrictive way, posing problems for the prosecution of sexual and gender-based crimes. Thirdly, the most widespread form of such crimes under the Khmer Rouge was the practice of forced marriage, which has not yet been codified as a cri

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Gender-Inclusivity in Transitional Justice Strategies: Women in Timor-Lestes violations that occurred 1974–99. While the Commission did integrate a gender perspective into its work, the recommendations of the Commission have not translated practically. However, there are many positive signs of a commitment to the promotion of equality for women.. This chapter will also sho

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