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Timor-Leste: Case Study Analysis,on, relevant socio-cultural factors, and transitional justice initiatives pursued in order to situate field research data. Thereafter, responses from seven semi-structured interviews that were conducted with individuals who were victimised during the Indonesian occupation and who also gave testimony

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