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Riots in Solomon Islands: The Day After - AIIA

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By Anouk Ride, Roderick Brazier, Claire Rogers, Pichamon Yeophantong
| Australian Outlook Verified
Riots broke out in Solomon Islands on 24 April following the parliament’s controversial election of Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare. Despite the country peacefully holding its first elections since the end of the regional assistance mission earlier this month, frustration with the political system has been fomenting for some time and the riots were targeted with political meaning. This article was originally published on Australian Outlook on 26 April 2019.
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Reading Room: Transitional Justice in Practice: Conflict, Justice, and Reconciliation in the Solomon Islands - AIIA

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By Tinashe Jakwa, Lia Kent, Roderick Brazier, Mikaela James
| Australian Outlook Verified
Transitional justice has emerged, over the last three decades, as a globally recognised approach to addressing one of the greatest challenges in post-conflict societies—seeking accountability for past wrongs and helping a society move forward after the fighting ceases. Renee Jeffery’s collection of essays—all written by female authors—provides an insightful exploration of the practice and experience of transitional justice mechanisms in the Solomon Islands since the end of ‘the Tensions’ in 2003.
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Australian Institute of International Affairs

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By Roderick Brazier
| Australian Outlook Verified
After 14 years the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands is drawing to a close. What has the mission achieved? After five years of ethnic tensions, and a coup in 2000, the problems facing Solomon Islands were many and serious. Law and order had broken down, officials and private citizens were subject to intimidation and violence, and corruption was unfettered. The Government and its institutions had ceased to function effectively. Corruption was widespread.
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