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Rebuilding The World: 20 Historical Lessons We Can Take From 1946

15. Promoting Transitional Justice

15. Promoting Transitional Justice
Post-WWII trials set the stage for modern accountability and transitional justice.

In the aftermath of World War II, the international community established mechanisms like the Nuremberg Trials to prosecute war crimes, setting precedents for accountability. These efforts laid the foundation for modern transitional justice, emphasizing the importance of truth commissions and war crimes tribunals in addressing past atrocities and fostering reconciliation (uwo.ca).

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