Necessary Evils

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Focusing on the concept of amnesties for serious international crimes, this 2009 book examines how and why states implement such measures during periods of transition or social upheaval. It explores the implications of these decisions on justice and accountability, providing a critical analysis of the ethical and legal dilemmas involved. Through various case studies, the author highlights the complexities surrounding amnesty laws and their impact on victims and societies striving for reconciliation.