This study investigates the justice tradition of Taiwan's Atayal tribe and explores its
connections to restorative justice, reparatory justice, retaliatory justice and retributive justice …

Much current Western scholarship suggests that the modern idea of restorative justice is not
totally a recent invention; it shares a common basis with and is similar to Indigenous justice …

This paper looks into how the concept of'justice'and its ideal practice is culturally grounded.
When the indigenous customary norms encounter the contemporary state legal systems, the …

Transitional justice has received considerable attention in recent years in Taiwan. Despite
all this attention, transitional justice is an issue that remains incomplete without addressing …

At school I did not learn about Te Whatuiāpiti (founding ancestor of Ngāi Te Whatuiāpiti,
Hawkes Bay tribe). I did not know that I was a Polynesian, a child of the Pacific. Our New …

Indian people must wake up! They are asleep!... Part of this waking up means replacing
women to their rightful place in society. It's been less than one hundred years that men lost …

Dramatically different beliefs about justice will produce dramatically different methods for
achieving justice. The beliefs underlying the traditional Indigenous restorative justice …

The inherited concept of justice in Tanzania is closely tied to retribution. Prior to colonialism,
Tanzania's indigenous justice system was mostly restorative in nature that revered the idea …

This chapter addresses the question of whether modern restorative justice emerged from
and simply replicates traditional practices by tracing its history and comparing it with the …

This chapter describes descriptive account of how punishment is currently perceived. It aims
to develop the concept of restorative punishment. The chapter attempts to deconstruct the …