Can Truth Commissions Strengthen Peace Processes?

2013Eduardo González , Elena Naughton, Félix Reátegui,

The organizers had grappled with what seemed like a singular paradox. Several truth commissions had been created after armed conflicts, with a growing tendency towards uniformity in their mandates. At the same time, knowledge of the challenges faced by truth commissions has continued to grow, with a strong prescriptive bent, derived from the observation of comparative experiences. Despite the expansion of this collective knowledge, however, some recent truth-seeking processes have gone through near-paralyzing crises.

Key wordspeace processes / post conflict / transitional justice

CountriesGlobal

CategoryPublication