2000•South African Journal of PsychologyRequires access

The Amnesty Process of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) with Specific Reference to Female Amnesty Applicants

L Coleridge

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This paper provides a profile of female amnesty applicants and delineates the idiosyncrasies of the amnesty process. The percentage of female amnesty applicants is very small and the percentage that could be linked to perpetration is negligible.

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This paper provides a profile of female amnesty applicants and delineates the idiosyncrasies of the amnesty process. The percentage of female amnesty applicants is very small and the percentage that could be linked to perpetration is negligible.

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This paper provides a profile of female amnesty applicants and delineates the idiosyncrasies of the amnesty process. The percentage of female amnesty applicants is very small and the percentage that could be linked to perpetration is negligible.

Key concepts: Amnesty, Commission, Process (computing), Psychology, Political science, Law, Human rights, Computer science

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