2014
DOI: 10.1093/ijtj/iju002
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Kenya's Search for Truth and Justice: The Role of Civil Society

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“…Particularly when it comes to truth commissions, it is safe to say that they do not always receive enthusiastic support: Civil society disengagement has been a rather common tendency in the history of truth commission processes (Crenzel 2008). Local civil society organizations have at times withdrawn their support by reporting perceived exclusion, objecting to mandate limits, or criticizing the overall operation of the commission in Kenya (Bosire & Lynch 2014) and Liberia, to name two examples.…”
Section: Civil Society Mobilization Around a Truth Commissionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Particularly when it comes to truth commissions, it is safe to say that they do not always receive enthusiastic support: Civil society disengagement has been a rather common tendency in the history of truth commission processes (Crenzel 2008). Local civil society organizations have at times withdrawn their support by reporting perceived exclusion, objecting to mandate limits, or criticizing the overall operation of the commission in Kenya (Bosire & Lynch 2014) and Liberia, to name two examples.…”
Section: Civil Society Mobilization Around a Truth Commissionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Scholars observe the 'often ambiguous role [of NGOs] in determining a truth commission's impactboth real and perceivedthrough collective and personalized agendas, reactive responses to government signals and unintended consequences'. 68 More generally, NGO roles in Kenya's TJ were largely influenced by local political actors and international pressure. 69 It is clear from the above experiences that there is a need to explore the nuanced relationships between NGOs and affected communities, within the context of TJ.…”
Section: Global Governance Through Ngosmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para la matriz, la posibilidad de que las víctimas sean parte de audiencias públicas es un aspecto relevante de la participación, sin embargo, el alcance de dicha participación debe ser mucho más comprensivo y amplio, no debe limitarse simplemente a un momento de la implementación de la Comisión. En la actualidad las CV son una tendencia transicional, pero no por ello son herramientas discrecionales que puedan ser copiadas de manera exacta en contextos diferentes; es indispensable que diferentes actores locales e internacionales participen tanto en el diseño del mandato como en la operación misma de la CV (Bosire, 2014;Lundy y MacGovern, 2017).…”
Section: Las Comisiones De La Verdad Deben Ser Un Encargo Temporal Altamente Participativounclassified