Publication
Mar 2012
This report looks at the Jirga, a traditional gathering of elders that resolves grievances by consensus, and the role it can play in conflict transformation and resolution in Pakistan. The report found that as a conflict transformation and resolution tool, the Jirga could help prevent militant groups from advocating alternative forms of justice, which in the past has led to violence. It concludes that a more representative and inclusive Jirga system would improve access to justice for all members of society and reduce local tensions and conflicts.
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Author | Christian Dennys, Marjana |
Series | Saferworld Reports |
Publisher | Saferworld |
Copyright | © 2012 Community Appraisal and Motivation Programme (CAMP) |