
Gacaca: grassroots justice after genocide
... conflict was resolved and harmony would return to the society. The new gacaca is, according to its founding fathers, shaped in such a way that this result will be transposed to the present post-war situation so that it will reconcile the population groups in Rwanda. The question of how to deal with ...
... conflict was resolved and harmony would return to the society. The new gacaca is, according to its founding fathers, shaped in such a way that this result will be transposed to the present post-war situation so that it will reconcile the population groups in Rwanda. The question of how to deal with ...
An Extraordinary Experiment in Transitional Justice
... to proving guilt. It also threatens to deprive the court of its most likely, and consequential, defendants. Pol Pot died in 1998. His former colleagues are aging fast. Third, unlike analogous mechanisms in other countries, the EC is for now the only official venue in Cambodia where claims for truth ...
... to proving guilt. It also threatens to deprive the court of its most likely, and consequential, defendants. Pol Pot died in 1998. His former colleagues are aging fast. Third, unlike analogous mechanisms in other countries, the EC is for now the only official venue in Cambodia where claims for truth ...
A Brief Study About Three Industrial Disasters : Seveso
... the category of theology. (2) it means virtue as opposed to vice in the category of ethics. (3) It means law in the category of jurisprudence. (4) it means duty in the category of actions.7 According to Hindu jurisprudence, ‘Dharmanaya’, meaning equity and justice, is given precedence over ‘Dharma’ ...
... the category of theology. (2) it means virtue as opposed to vice in the category of ethics. (3) It means law in the category of jurisprudence. (4) it means duty in the category of actions.7 According to Hindu jurisprudence, ‘Dharmanaya’, meaning equity and justice, is given precedence over ‘Dharma’ ...
Matravers comments on Weale
... It is clear, then, that whilst the content of justice is given by the procedure, the procedure itself can also be judged to be just or not just and in large part the justice of the procedure lies in the rough ‘equality of power’ of the members. This idea is further fleshed out, and given ...
... It is clear, then, that whilst the content of justice is given by the procedure, the procedure itself can also be judged to be just or not just and in large part the justice of the procedure lies in the rough ‘equality of power’ of the members. This idea is further fleshed out, and given ...
Study Questions, TJ, sections 10-14
... (3) explain figure 3. in particular, explain Rawls’s claim “each point on AB can be seen to satisfy Pareto’s criterion ... this is shown by the fact that the line AB slopes downward to the right.” (4) explain figure 4. in particular, prove that points D and E cannot be ordered. (5) since there are m ...
... (3) explain figure 3. in particular, explain Rawls’s claim “each point on AB can be seen to satisfy Pareto’s criterion ... this is shown by the fact that the line AB slopes downward to the right.” (4) explain figure 4. in particular, prove that points D and E cannot be ordered. (5) since there are m ...
Playboy Escapes From Breyer`s Patch
... than Justice Kennedy. The government can force Playboy (a) to scramble so that it does not bleed, and (b) if not, Playboy can wait until night time when the children are in bed. If there is a less restrictive alternative available such as channel blocking, it must be proved to be similarly effective ...
... than Justice Kennedy. The government can force Playboy (a) to scramble so that it does not bleed, and (b) if not, Playboy can wait until night time when the children are in bed. If there is a less restrictive alternative available such as channel blocking, it must be proved to be similarly effective ...
A Summary of Glaucon`s Argument
... eliminate any remaining shreds of the idea that justice may possess any intrinsic value. He now argues that justice is only valuable because of its good consequences and not because of what it’s inherently worth (Plato 32). Glaucon then places justice in the second category of his taxonomy where he ...
... eliminate any remaining shreds of the idea that justice may possess any intrinsic value. He now argues that justice is only valuable because of its good consequences and not because of what it’s inherently worth (Plato 32). Glaucon then places justice in the second category of his taxonomy where he ...
1 Focus Area 16: Peaceful and iclusive societies, rule of law and
... We reiterate our strong preference for maintaining FA 16 as it is in a stand-alone goal on peaceful and inclusive societies, rule of law, and effective, accountable and transparent institutions good governance with addition of good governance and with changing the word “capable” with the expressio ...
... We reiterate our strong preference for maintaining FA 16 as it is in a stand-alone goal on peaceful and inclusive societies, rule of law, and effective, accountable and transparent institutions good governance with addition of good governance and with changing the word “capable” with the expressio ...
the discipline of ethics
... because you should do that which contributes most to others, rather than pursue one’s your own passions. (Of course, all societies have limited amounts of preferred jobs, so vocational choice is always limited.) ...
... because you should do that which contributes most to others, rather than pursue one’s your own passions. (Of course, all societies have limited amounts of preferred jobs, so vocational choice is always limited.) ...
Ethics and Business Ethics
... we have worthy close relationships. This theory is known as “ethics of care”. • Feminist ethicists, Carol Gilligan mostly, have developed this theory. They claim that women approach ethical issues from a nonindividualistic focus on relationships and caring. ...
... we have worthy close relationships. This theory is known as “ethics of care”. • Feminist ethicists, Carol Gilligan mostly, have developed this theory. They claim that women approach ethical issues from a nonindividualistic focus on relationships and caring. ...
2004 Announcement -5th conf - Center for the Study of Islam
... CSID’s Fifth Annual Conference offers a unique forum to examine the best way to establish justice in Muslim countries and to address the inequalities, injustices, and discriminatory practices that are prevalent today. Since the Qur’an states that one of the primary goals and responsibilities of Musl ...
... CSID’s Fifth Annual Conference offers a unique forum to examine the best way to establish justice in Muslim countries and to address the inequalities, injustices, and discriminatory practices that are prevalent today. Since the Qur’an states that one of the primary goals and responsibilities of Musl ...
IW_Briefing_Paper,_Transitional_Justice,Sep09
... committed during an armed conflict or period of authoritarian repression and when they applied in a period of transition. Responses to crime and human rights violations generally, including those committed during a transitional period, are not “transitional justice measures.” Transitional justice is ...
... committed during an armed conflict or period of authoritarian repression and when they applied in a period of transition. Responses to crime and human rights violations generally, including those committed during a transitional period, are not “transitional justice measures.” Transitional justice is ...
PRESS RELEASE According to a new FRIDE report Transitional
... Truth and Dignity Commission in charge of investigating grave violations of international human rights law committed between July 1955 and December 2013. This process must be impartial and the state – with the support of international donors – must provide the Commission with sufficient financial re ...
... Truth and Dignity Commission in charge of investigating grave violations of international human rights law committed between July 1955 and December 2013. This process must be impartial and the state – with the support of international donors – must provide the Commission with sufficient financial re ...