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- aggregation subject "Law and Political Science".
- aggregation title "'Blow your mind and cool your heart': can tradition-based justice fill the transitional justice gap in Sierra Leone?".
- aggregation abstract "In the aftermath of the violent conflict in Sierra Leone, transitional justice has been provided by the Special Court for Sierra Leone and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Given the blanket amnesty, except for international crimes, declared by the Lomé Peace agreement of 1999, hardly any prosecutions have taken place at national level. Local reconciliation activities are ongoing. Reparations have made a modest start. Is there a transitional justice gap in Sierra Leone? If so, is there a need to fill it? Traditional institutions and traditional justice still play an important though contested role in people’s lives in Sierra Leone. The importance of traditional culture has been acknowledged in the framework of the transitional justice process, i.e. in the mandate of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which has only used this to a limited extent. This paper gives an overview of ongoing reconciliation initiatives and the use they make of tradition-based (justice) practices with regard to the past. An assessment is made of the legitimacy and effectiveness of tradition-based justice with regard to the potential to fulfil the identified needs for more accountability and reconciliation.".
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