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Rim El Gantri is an expert on human rights and transitional justice. Previously the International Center for Transitional Justice’s head of office in Nepal and Tunisia, she has experience in public administration, election management and law. She also worked at the International Foundation for Electoral Systems on initiatives to ensure fairness and transparency in Tunisia’s first democratic elections.
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If millions of displaced Syrians are to go home one day, we need to understand refugees’ conditions for returning, attitudes to justice and the possibility of coexistence, say the authors of an International Center for Transitional Justice study of refugees in Lebanon.
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