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Dispensing Criminal Justice in Rwanda The Role of Gacaca Courts

Publish date: 26 February 2024
Issue Number: 1065
Diary: IBA Legalbrief Africa
Category: general

 

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Dispensing Criminal Justice in Rwanda: The Role of Gacaca Courts

 

By Denis Bikesha

Juta

 

Dispensing Criminal Justice in Rwanda: The Role of Gacaca Courts is a pioneering work by an insider of the Gacaca court system, offering both academic analysis and professional insights. It explores the court's role in dispensing justice and fostering reconciliation after the Rwandan genocide. The book also examines the applicability of the Gacaca model in other post-conflict settings. With chapters covering the court's structure, function, and impact, this book is essential for academics, policymakers, and professionals involved in post-conflict reconstruction. It provides a comprehensive understanding of Gacaca's unique approach to transitional justice and its potential for broader implementation.

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