… Developing this growing focus on transitional justice is the main orientation of this article, …
might also offer enhanced victim participation (see, for example, work on restorative justice, eg, …

… ’ rights and interests, both also illustrate the potential for the politicisation of victimhood by
pitting victims against their victimiser and framing them as binary opposites.Footnote 21 While …

… and acted upon in transitional contexts. It explores the ways in which victims’ voice and
agency are realised, impeded or in some cases co-opted in transitional justice. It also examines …

… 26 Imposing the frame of trauma on victims implies a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress
disorder and a consequent need for 'therapy', in contrast to potentially more relevant and local …

… – TJ proceedings by framing conflict-related events in a way … can claim the status of a victim
or be designated a perpetrator, … deliver, justice through subtle and indirect framing methods, …

… Victims of … transitional justice mechanisms between victims and nonvictims, using a
representative sample of the Colombian population (n = 1,843, of whom 315 are conflict victims). We …

… of victim experiences in transitional justice resonates strongly with some key criminological
writings regarding the treatment of victims … policy, victims’ needs were increasingly framed as …

… , memory studies, and transitional justice, this article critically … activism centres on ‘usable’
victims whose victimhood can be … Acknowledging the recent ‘spectral turn’ in transitional justice…

… new light on the challenges to and concerns raised by a victim-centered transitional justice.
… in the ways that human rights frame victims and political transformation of societies in the …

… untested-corrective is that transitional justice theory and practice must become … to transitional
justice, and concentrate in particular on interview-based initiatives that purport to be "victim-…