Case study analyzes Iraq's transitional justice efforts using criminal prosecutions and reform, highlighting implications.
This paper analyzes the Iraqi federal government's approach, including their partnership with the United Nations Investigative Team, to criminal prosecutions, fact-finding, amnesty, and security sector reform of the Popular Mobilization Forces and the impacts of their approach to investigate implications of the approach and the impacts for post-conflict transitional justice.
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