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    The Significance of Everyday Access to Justice in Myanmar’s Transition to Democracy
    The Significance of Everyday Access to Justice in Myanmar’s Transition to Democracy
    The Significance of Everyday Access to Justice in Myanmar’s Transition to Democracy
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    The Significance of Everyday Access to Justice in Myanmar’s Transition to Democracy

    By Helene Kyed

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    Discussion of reform of the justice sector in Myanmar and debates surrounding peace negotiations and the role of the ethnic armed groups in service provision are separated. This situation reinforces the divide between ceasefire areas and the rest of the country and raises concern that the improvement of justice systems will leave conflict-affected populations behind.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherISEAS
    Release dateJun 13, 2019
    ISBN9789814843867
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