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South Africa’s reconciliation path

Toit, Fanie du
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Toit, Fanie du
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apartheid
peace
reconciliation
interdependence
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Political ethics
Ethics of law
Rights based legal ethics
Peace ethics
Governance and ethics
Cultural ethics
Cultural/intercultural ethics
Secularisation and ethics
Community ethics
Lifestyle ethics
Ethnicity and ethics
Minority ethics
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Peace-Building and Conflict Resolution
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Along the strenuous road from devastating apartheid to reconciliation has come a gradual recognition of all South Africans’ interdependence on one another. Much remains to be done before justice and well-being for all is achieved, but the transition from seeking destruction to aiming for empowerment is a vital element in this process.
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2013-03
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