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The 57 pages that link to Truth and Reconciliation Commission, each with the reason it gives.

• International Criminal Tribunal for the former YugoslaviaCompared with: Its truth-seeking model contrasts with the ICTY’s criminal trials and punishment.

• Operation CondorCompared with: Its negotiated accountability model contrasts with prosecutions pursued for Condor crimes.

• LustrationCompared with: It pursued public truth-telling and reconciliation rather than primarily screening officials for office.

• Truth and Reconciliation Commission of CanadaCompared with: Its earlier, internationally influential model differed in mandate, political context, and amnesty provisions.

• Chadian Civil WarCompared with: Chad’s postwar accountability efforts contrasted with the broader absence of a comprehensive reconciliation process.

• De-BaathificationCompared with: Unlike broad employment exclusions, this approach centers public testimony and responses to past abuses.

• Show trialCompared with: It pursues public accountability through testimony and disclosure rather than a staged criminal conviction.

• Darfur genocideCompared with: It represents a nonjudicial approach often discussed alongside prosecutions and reparations for Darfur.

• Pact of ForgettingCompared with: Its public hearings contrast with Spain’s limited official truth-seeking.

• History of the Democratic Republic of the CongoCompared with: Its limited use in Congolese transitions invites comparison with other approaches to postconflict justice.