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Civil Society and Transitional Justice in Liberia: A Practitioner's Reflection from the Field

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Year: 
2007
Organization / Publisher / Reference: 
International Journal of Transitional Justice (2007) 1 (2): 287-296.
Authors: 
Ezekiel Pajibo
Areas: 
Security and Policing
Sub-topic: 
Civil Society
Publicly available?: 
yes
Method: 
Discussion of first hand observations
Main findings: 
The role of civil society is is central to the process of reconstruction to ensure policies have broad input amonst the Liberian population .
Further research recommendations: 
Notes with concern the fragility of peace and security. Recommends support for the liberian TRC process and civil society organizations in temrs of funding, training and staffing.
Tags: 
security and policing
civil society
truth and reconciliation
Survey: 
no
Link: 
http://ijtj.oxfordjournals.org/content/1/2/287.abstract
DOI: 
10.1093/ijtj/ijm021