Reparations in Southern Africa (original) (raw)

This research examines the comparative experiences of South Africa, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Mozambique in developing non-judicial reparation programs for victims of human rights abuses within the framework of transitional justice. It highlights the complexities and controversies surrounding reparation initiatives, particularly in the context of political transitions, emphasizing the need for accountability, truth-telling, and comprehensive approaches to justice that prioritize the acknowledgment of victim suffering.