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Can Colombia be a model for the post truth commission period?
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Can Colombia be a model for the post truth commission period?
In Colombia, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is a main historic component of the 2016 Peace Agreement and is due to close its doors in June 2022. The author considers its potential for long-term impact, in light of a study that maps the twin processes of formulation and implementation of the recommendations of 13 Latin […]
By Adriana Rudling, for JusticeInfo.net
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