Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![The Dawning of Apartheid]( "The Dawning of Apartheid")
The Dawning of Apartheid51,99 €![How effective was the policy of ¿Total National Strategy¿ in combating the perceived threat from the ¿Total Onslaught¿?]( "How effective was the policy of ¿Total National Strategy¿ in combating the perceived threat from the ¿Total Onslaught¿?")
How effective was the policy of ¿Total National Strategy¿ in combating the perceived threat from the ¿Total Onslaught¿?17,95 €![Poverty, Medicine and Disease in South Africa]( "Poverty, Medicine and Disease in South Africa")
Poverty, Medicine and Disease in South Africa51,99 €![The Fall of Apartheid]( "The Fall of Apartheid")
The Fall of Apartheid74,99 €![The Testimony Of History To The Truth Of Scripture: Historical Illustrations Of The Old Testament Gathered From Ancient Records, Monuments And Inscrip]( "The Testimony Of History To The Truth Of Scripture: Historical Illustrations Of The Old Testament Gathered From Ancient Records, Monuments And Inscrip")
The Testimony Of History To The Truth Of Scripture: Historical Illustrations Of The Old Testament Gathered From Ancient Records, Monuments And Inscrip36,99 €![The Reconciliation Of Randall Claymore]( "The Reconciliation Of Randall Claymore")
The Reconciliation Of Randall Claymore37,99 €![The Christian Doctrine of Reconciliation]( "The Christian Doctrine of Reconciliation")
The Christian Doctrine of Reconciliation38,99 €
Over the past few years the use of Truth Commission records to hold perpetrators of Human Rights atrocities accountable for their crimes in countries that have been under authoritarian regimes has gained immense momentum. This is due to the practical realization that trials alone are not enough to hold violators of human rights accountable. Also, many post conflict states are not stable enough to risk another cycle of violence by prosecuting members of a regime that until now controlled the police, army and the judiciary. Present South Africa is one such example. This book illustrates how President Nelson Mandela's post Apartheid South Africa was able to commission the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission (SA TRC) in 1994 in order to use its records to hold apartheid perpetrators of human rights accountable.