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Dealing with the past : economic crimes and the transition.

Van Pelt Library JQ2947.A56 C634 2002
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Format:
Book
Conference/Event
Contributor:
Transparency International Kenya.
Law Society of Kenya.
Conference Name:
Dealing with the Past: Economic Crimes and the Transition (2002 : Nariobi, Kenya)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Political corruption--Kenya--Congresses.
Political corruption.
White collar crimes--Kenya--Congresses.
White collar crimes.
Amnesty--Kenya--Congresses.
Amnesty.
Justice, Administration of--Political aspects--Kenya--Congresses.
Justice, Administration of.
Justice, Administration of--Political aspects.
Kenya.
Genre:
Conference papers and proceedings.
Physical Description:
iv, 39 pages ; 30 cm
Place of Publication:
Nairobi, Kenya : Transparency International-Kenya : Law Society of Kenya, [2002]
Contents:
Plenary One: Welcome and introduction / Raychelle Awuor Omamo
Opening remarks / Ahmed Abdallah
International models of transition justice / John Githongo
Plenary Two: Revisiting the amnesty debate / Amos Wako
The question of impunity and historical injustices / Nzama Kitonga
Plenary Three: Transitional justice : between mercy and precedence / Mohamed Hyder
Dealing with the past : the challenge of transition / Mutava Musyimi
Reconciliation and the way forward / Bethwell Kiplagat
Kenya at the crossroads / Musikari Kombo
Towards consensus on economic crimes and the transition / Joe Okwach
Conference themes.
Notes:
"Public Forum organised by Transparency International Kenya (TI-Kenya) and the Law Society of Kenya (LSK), Nariobi, August 1, 2002."
OCLC:
54533411

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