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Tunisia: the price of economic reconciliation in the transitional justice process.

Tunisia: the price of economic reconciliation in the transitional justice process.

In recent years the involvement of economic elites and business in corruption has come under increasing scrutiny. In response, transitional justice has also come under pressure to address the link between the private sector, corruption and human rights violations during conflicts or a period of repression. In Tunisia, the transitional justice process has opted to […]

By Geeta Koska

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