HR-34103 credit hours

Models of Transitional Justice

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HR-3410 prerequisites

2 courses appear in this chain, up to 1 level deep. 1 is needed whichever route you take: HR-2100

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HR-2100International Human Rights Law in Context

any one of

HR-2200History of Human Rights in Canada

the former HRGS-2101

the former POL-2101

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Taking HR-3410 is a prerequisite for 2 courses directly.

CRS-4350Post-Conflict Truth, Memory, and Reconciliation
HR-4350Post-Conflict Truth, Memory, and Reconciliation

Description

This course examines transitional justice, the processes by which societies deal with the legacy of widespread human rights abuses after a period of oppression or violent conflict in order to achieve the transition to a just and stable society. The course investigates a variety of transitional justice mechanisms, such as reparations, truth commissions, reconciliation activities, and criminal tribunals.

Requisite courses

HR-2100 and HR-2200, or the former HRGS-2101, or the former POL-2101 [prerequisite(s)].

Restrictions

Students may not hold credit for this course and CRS-3410.

Cross-listed

CRS-3410(3).

Lecture

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