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PrologueD. Orentlicher: ; IntroductionF. Haldemann, T. Unger: ; I.; PreambleT. van Boven: ; II. DefinitionsS. KrAhenmann: ; III.; Combating Imputiny: General ObligationN. Roht-Arriaza: Principle 1: General Obligations of States to Take Effective Action to Combat Impunity; IV.; The Right to Know; A. General Principles; D. Groome: Principle 2: The inalienable right to the truth; J. Viebach: Principle 3: The duty to preserve memory; T. Unger: Principle 5: Guarantees to give effect to the right to know; B. Commissions of Inquiry; M. Freeman and I. Nuzov: Principle 6: The establishment and role of truth commissions; M. Freeman and I. Nuzov: Principle 7: Guarantees of independence, impartiality and competence; A. Bisset: Principle 8: Definition of a commissionas terms of reference; A. Bisset: Principle 9: Guarantees for persons implicated; A. Bisset: Principle 10: Guarantees for victims and witnesses testifying on their behalf; H. Varney: Principle 11: Adequate resources for commissions; H. Varney and I. Robinson: Principle 12: Advisory functions of the commissions; C. Preservation of and Access to Archives Bearing Witness to Violations; V. Cadelo and T. Peterson: Principle 14: Measures for the preservation of archives; J. D. Ciorciari: Principle 16: Cooperation between archive departments and the courts and non-judicial commissions of inquiry; V. Cadelo and T. Peterson: Principle 17: Specific measures relating to archives containing names; J. D. Ciorciari: Principle 18: Specific measures related to the restoration of or transition to democracy and/or peace; V. The Right to Justice; A. General Principles; K. Ambos: Principle 19: Duties of States with regard to the administration of justice; B. Distribution of Jurisdiction Between National, Foreign, International and Internationalized Courts; W. Schabas: Principle 20: Jurisdiction of international and internationalized criminal tribunals; P. Gaeta: Principle 21: Measures for strengthening the effectiveness of international legal Principles concerning universal and international jurisdiction; C. Restrictions on Rules of Law Justified by Action to Combat Impunity; G. Pinzauti: Principle 22: Nature of restrictive measures; G. Pinzauti: Principle 23: Restrictions on prescription; I. Siatitsa and M. Wierda: Principle 24: Restrictions and other measures relating to amnesty; C. Harvey: Principle 25: Restrictions on the right of asylum; R. Roth: Principle 26: Restrictions on extradition/non bis in idem; M. du Plessis: Principle 27: Restrictions on justifications related to due obedience, superior responsibility, and official status; C. Gosnell: Principle 28: Restrictions on the effects of legislation on disclosure or repentance; F. Ni Aolain: Principle 29: Restrictions on the jurisdiction of military courts; C. Gosnell: Principle 30: Restrictions on the Principle of the irremovability of judges; VI.; The Right to Reparation/Guarantees of Non-Recurrence A. The Right to Reparation; F. Haldemann: Principle 31: Rights and duties arising out of the obligation to make reparation; P. daArgent and I. de Ghellinck: Principle 32: Reparation procedures; L. J. Laplante: Principle 33: Publicizing reparation procedures; L. S. Grosman: Principle 34: Scope of the right to reparation; B.; Guarantees of non-recurrence of violations; R. Duthie and A. Mayer-Rieckh: Principle 35: General Principles; R. Duthie and A. Mayer-Rieckh: Principle 36: Reform of State institutions; R. Duthie and A. Mayer-Rieckh: Principle 37: Disbandment of parastatal armed forces/demobilization and social reintegration of children; R. Duthie and A. Mayer-Riekh: Principle 38: Reform of laws and institutions contributing to impunity

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