Informal Justice in Divided Societies: Northern Ireland and South Africa (Ethnic and Intercommunity Conflict)

informal Justice In Divided Societies Examines The Ways In Which Paramilitary And Vigilante Activity Are Linked With Controlling Community Crime In Both Northern Ireland And South Africa. Drawing Upon Original Research, Colin Knox And Rachel Monaghan Analyze The Agents Of Informal Justice, Its Victims, And Why Communities Endorse This Form Of Retribution. They Conclude The Book With A Wider Debate Of The Abuse Of Human Rights Suffered By Many Victims Of Community Crime And Tentatively Highlight Future Policy Implications. Cover 1 Contents 8 List of Figures 10 Acknowledgements 11 1 Informal Justice in Context 12 Introduction 12 Comparing Northern Ireland and South Africa 14 Violence: comparative learning 17 Conceptualising informal justice 22 Political violence and informal justice 25 2 Agents of Informal Justice 34 Informal justice in Ireland: a historical overview 34 Informal justice in South Africa: a historical overview 37 Contemporary informal justice in republican areas 42 Contemporary informal justice in loyalist areas 49 Transition and post-apartheid South Africa 54 3 The Victims of Informal Justice 62 Victims of political violence 62 Who are the victims? 62 Victims and perpetrators – ambiguity and contestation 67 'Deserving' victims of paramilitary and vigilante violence 71 4 The Community Response 79 Crime in Northern Ireland and South Africa 79 Community response to crime in Northern Ireland 81 Paramilitaries and the communities 84 Community response to crime in South Africa 90 Vigilantes and the community 93 Community condonation 96 5 The Agencies' Response 100 'Joined-up' government 100 Joined-up responses in criminal justice 105 The response of governmental and non-governmental agencies 111 6 Community-Based Alternatives 122 Restorative justice 122 Restorative justice in Northern Ireland 122 Reactions to restorative justice 129 Impact on the informal 'justice' system? 134 Restorative justice in South Africa 137 Reactions to restorative justice 145 Impact on the informal 'justice' system? 148 7 Legal Alternatives: the Protection of Human Rights 152 Background 152 The development of international human rights standards 153 Do the standards apply to 'private' relationships? 155 Which human rights are at stake? 159 Recent trends in international and national human rights law 162 Paramilitary associations and human rights 165 Vigilantism and human rights 168 Developing national law and institutions 169 8 Future Prospects 172 The future 172 Reforms to policing and criminal justice 175 Comparative policy learning 180 Notes 187 References 194 Index 210 A 210 B 210 C 211 D 213 E 214 F 214 G 214 H 215 I 215 J 216 K 216 L 217 M 217 N 218 O 219 P 219 R 221 S 222 T 223 U 224 V 224 W 225 Y 225 Z 225

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