What happened to the women?: gender and reparations for human rights violatioans

What happened to the women? is immense assistance to gender practitioners and scholars working in the fiels of human rights, transitional justice, and peace building. through their analysis and interpretation of the voice of women, the authorsof these case studies begin to make concrete sugestions on how gender advocates can play more positive role in ensuring that reparation becomes a reality …

Restorative Justice: Philosophy to practice

This volume is the outcome of a conference conducted in 1999 by the Restorative Justice Group in the Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University.Consist of 12 chapters written by many contributors.All the collection manifest the considerable ferment and innovation around attemps to crystallise a restorative philosophy.

Viktimisasi Kejahatan Pertanahan

Mengkaji bagaimana proses viktimisasi kejahatan di bidang pertanahan yang dilakukan oleh investor, juga digambarkan bagaimana politik hukum di bidang pertanahan menyangkut beberapa kebijakan pemerintah atau peraturan hukum, perlindungan dan upaya hukum korban kejahatan baik dari sis hukum perdata, pidana maupun hukum tata negara. Dikemukakan pula data viktimisasi mengenai aktor pelaku, tipe vik…

Viktimologi dan KUHAP yang mengatur ganti kerugian pihak korban

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979-8035-11-9

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46 hal.; 21 cm.

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362.88 ARI v

Restorative justice and civil society

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0 521 80599 6

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250 hal.

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Human rights quarterly: a comparative and international journal of the social…

Berisi tinjauan buku: Labour left out: Canada's failure to protect and promote collective bargaining as human rights/Roy J. Adams; Criminal case 40/61, the trial of Adolf Eichmann: An eyewitness account/ Harry Mulisch; Keepers of the flame:understanding Amnesty International/ Stephen Hopgood; International human rights lexicon/ Susan Marks and Andrew Clapham; Human rights and gender violence:tr…