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Title   Zimbabwe: From impunity to accountability - Are reparations possible for victims of gross and systematic human rights violations?
Author Redress Trust
Edition PDF
Published London: Redress
Year 2004-03-02
Pages 56
Abstract Open discussions and debate took place recently at a symposium entitled Civil Society and Justice in Zimbabwe where there was much agreement on the need to move beyond the rhetoric of human rights and to find practical ways of dealing with the reality of Zimbabwe: past, present and future. The right of victims of human rights violations was central to the discussions.
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Country Zimbabwe
Themes
  • Human rights
  • Law
  • NGO's (Northern)
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