Necessary Evils

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Exploring the complex issue of amnesties for serious international crimes, this book examines how states implement such measures during periods of transition or social unrest. It delves into the motivations behind these decisions, the legal and ethical implications, and the impact on justice and reconciliation. Through various case studies, the author highlights the tensions between the need for stability and the pursuit of accountability, offering insights into the broader consequences for societies grappling with their pasts.