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Justice vs impunity, from Burkina to Colombia

Justice vs impunity, from Burkina to Colombia

Whether in Colombia, Burkina Faso, Mali or the Central African Republic, transitional justice, democracy and reconciliation advanced in fits and starts. The agreement reached between FARC rebels and the Colombian president, symbolized by a photo of the former enemies shaking hands, represents real hope of an end to the longest war on the South American […]

By François Sergent, JusticeInfo.Net

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JusticeInfo.net takes up the challenge