SEEKING TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE THROUGH RECONCILIATION IN A TROUBLED TRANSITION: THE LEGITIMACY, PERFORMANCES, AND LIMITS OF THE ETHIOPIAN RECONCILIATION COMMISSION

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Kinkino Legide | 9 Regent J. Glob. Just. & Pub. Pol. 121 (2023)

Africa, Ethiopia, Foreign Law

Journal of Global Justice and Public Policy Volume 9 No Comments

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