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What about the survivors? The importance of a victim-centred approach to transitional justice in the Western Balkans
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Giulia Levi | 22 February 2021

The path of transitional justice has proven difficult and discontinuous, yet it has had a real impact on the lives of ordinary citizens. Survivors’ families and associations, who invested the most emotional labour in the process, however, have often felt left out of the official transitional justice processes

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