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Women and Transitional Justice: The Experience of Women as Participants
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Notes on Contributors
Foreword
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Women, Transitional Justice and Indigenous Conflict: The Role of Women in Addressing New Zealand’s Colonial Past
Introduction – New Zealand and Non-Traditional Transitional Justice
Part One – The New Zealand Experience
Part Two – Maori Women
The Role of Women in the Treaty of Waitangi Settlement Negotiation and Implementation
The Effectiveness of the Settlement Process in Addressing New Zealand’s Colonial Past
Conclusion – The Contemporary Conflict
2. Women, Peace and Security: Mainstreaming Gender in Transitional Justice Processes
Introduction
Mainstreaming Gender in Transitional Justice Mechanisms: The Role of the Security Council
Civil Society’s Use of Soft Law Mechanisms in Transitional Justice Processes
Conclusion
3. International Criminal Justice and the Girl Child: Different Needs, Equal Opportunities
Introduction
The International Legal Framework for the Protection of Girls
Girls and Armed Conflict
Girls and International Criminal Courts
The Importance of Justice for Girls
Conclusion: Towards a Girl-Friendly International Criminal Justice System
4. Lessons from the Field: The Inclusion of Refugee Women in Transitional Justice Initiatives
Introduction
The Field Practitioners
Causes of Displacement
Demographic Characteristics of Refugee Women and Their Experiences of Conflict
Extent of and Obstacles to Participation of Refugee Women in Transitional Justice Initiatives
Lessons to Be Learned
What Refugee Women and Women Field Practitioners Can Offer to Transitional Justice Initiatives
5. The Adjudication of Sex Crimes Under International Criminal Law: What Does Gender Have to Do with It?
Introduction
Sex Crimes, The Law and Judges
Sex Crimes, Gender Equality and the International Criminal Court
Sex Crimes, Procedural Law and Evidence
Concluding Remarks
6. Denial, Impunity and Transitional Justice: The Fate of Female Rape Victims in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Transitional Justice: Gender and International Crimes
War and Rape in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Rape and Sexual Violence at the Ad Hoc International Criminal Tribunals
‘Savoir . . . Et Faire Semblant’: Impunity, Denial and Prospects for Justice
The Role of International Criminal Law in Facilitating Transitional Justice for Women
7. A Tool for Reconciling Gender and Customary Law
Transitional Justice and the Role of Constitutional Courts
African Customary Law and Transitional Justice
The Courts’ Role in Balancing Culture and Equality in Transitional Justice Situations
A Rights Based Approach to Women’s Involvement in the Judicial Process of Revising African Customary Law
Cedaw, Right to Define Cultural Practices
The Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa (African Women’s Protocol)
Conclusion
8. Reparations in Colombia: Advancing the Women’s Rights Agenda
Introduction
The Armed Conflict, The Paramilitary Demobilization Process and the Peace and Justice Arrangement: Women as Victims and as Transformation Agents
The Reparations Component of the Transitional Justice Arrangement: Women’s Justice Agenda on Paper and in Practice
Conclusion
9. The Peruvian Case: Gender and Transitional Justice
Introduction
A Gender Approach to the International Framework: Recent Advances
Transitional Justice and Gender Approaches: Still Little Advances
The Peruvian Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Ptrc)
The Impact of the Ptrc on Women’s Human Rights
Conclusions
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index