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The Centrality of Victims in Restorative Justice Policy and Practice.

Wright, Martin
June 4, 2015

Source: (2000) Paper to conference on International perspectives: restorative justice in Northern Ireland. Belfast, 26-27 October.

The paper will have three main sections: the mediation process, victim-sensitive administration, and principles and standards; but I will begin with a case history. It comes from the Handshake Project (Projekt Handschlag) in Reutlingen, in southern Germany, the oldest victim/offender mediation service in Germany, established in 1985. (excerpt)

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