The Government of Uganda approved the National Transitional Justice policy, as a commitment to address the country’s history of conflict and the yearning for peace, justice, reconciliation, accountability and social reintegration. Transitional justice provides redress to victims and creates opportunities for the transformation of the governmental systems, conflicts and other conditions that may have been at the root of human rights abuses. We would like to reflect on the priority issues for post-conflict recovery responses and the current justice needs of victims by asking listeners: 

Question:

What should the government emphasise in the implementation of the National Transitional Justice policy? 

A. Truth telling and reconciliation

B. Reparations to victim families

C. Holding perpetrators accountable

Instructions: