FANIE DU TOIT recently visited Tunisia, and shares stories of victims of gross human rights violations, work towards a Truth
read more..Reconciliation
Illegitimate policing practices in a democratic state
NATALIE JAYNES finds that poor leadership and the use of excessive force have threatened the credibility and legitimacy of the
read more..A moratorium on ‘reconciliation’?
CHARLES VILLA-VICENCIO asks how far we have come in realising the ideals of reconciliation, and calls for more focus on
read more..No closure to a hurtful past
South Africa’s democratic settlement remains tenuously balanced between promiscuous peace and victors’ justice, twin dangers often associated with political transitions.
read more..New TRC website launched
This month marks the 10th anniversary of the handing over of the final TRC Report to the government, and the
read more..Illegitimate policing practices in a democratic state
NATALIE JAYNES On 16 August 2012 the South African Police Service (SAPS) made international headlines when police opened fire on
read more..Latest newsletter
The December issue of the SA Reconciliation Barometer newsletter is now available online! Follow the links below to read and
read more..‘Police Not Trusted by SA Youth’
Have a look at this piece on the 2012 SA Reconciliation Barometer survey results and trust in institutions and leadership
read more..Young SA’s face new struggles
ELEANOR SWARTZ finds that while the politically charged young activists of the anti-apartheid movement have taken their places in history
read more..Reconciling Kenya
Recently, the IJR’s Justice and Reconciliation in Africa programme released a new Policy Brief entitled ‘Reconciling Kenya: Opportunities for constructing
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