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	Trauma and Transitional Justice in Divided Societies April 2005 \| Special Report by Judy Barsalou Issue Areas: Civil Society, Rule of Law
	Iraq's Constitutional Process: Shaping a Vision for the Country's Future February 2005 \| Special Report by Rule of Law Program Staff Countries: Iraq \| Issue Areas: Rule of Law
	Truth Commission: Morocco December 2004 Truth Commission: Equity and Reconciliation Commission Duration: 2004 – 2005 Charter: Dahir (Royal Decree) No. 1.04.42 Commissioners: 16 Report: Public report Countries: Morocco \| Issue Areas: Rule of Law, Transitional Justice
	Building the Iraqi Special Tribunal: Lessons from Experiences in International Criminal Justice June 2004 \| Special Report by Laurel Miller Countries: Iraq \| Issue Areas: Political Systems and International Relations, Rule of Law
	Building the Iraqi Special Tribunal: Lessons from Experiences in International Criminal Justice June 2004 \| Arabic Report by Laurel Miller Countries: Iraq \| Issue Areas: Rule of Law
	Truth Commission: Paraguay June 2004 Truth Commission: Truth and Justice Commission Duration: 2004 - 2008 Charter: Ley No. 2225 Commissioners: 9 Report: Public report Countries: Paraguay \| Issue Areas: Rule of Law, Transitional Justice
	Building Civilian Capacity for U.S. Stability Operations: The Rule of Law Component April 2004 \| Special Report by Robert Perito, Michael Dziedzic, Beth DeGrasse Establishing public order in the aftermath of an international military intervention is "job one." The success of all other activities hinges on getting this job done. Military combat units, however, are neither trained nor equipped for riot control and law enforcement functions. No rapidly deployable U.S. civilian capacity exists to provide the full spectrum of rule of law functions—from intelligence to incarceration—needed to support military forces engaged in peace and stability operations. Countries: United States \| Issue Areas: Civil-Military Relations, Post-Conflict Activities, Rule of Law
	Establishing the Rule of Law in Afghanistan March 2004 \| Special Report by Laurel Miller and Robert Perito In most of Afghanistan, the rule of law has never been strong, but after 23 years of warfare it has been displaced almost completely by the 'rule of the gun.' In most of the country, regional power-holders, whether they hold official positions or not, effectively exercise political, police and judicial authority through their control of militia forces. Countries: Afghanistan \| Issue Areas: Rule of Law
	International Judges and Prosecutors in Kosovo: A New Model for Post-Conflict Peacekeeping October 2003 \| Special Report by Michael E. Hartmann Countries: Kosovo \| Issue Areas: Rule of Law
	Truth Commission: Algeria September 2003 Truth Commission: Ad Hoc Inquiry Commission in Charge of the Question of Disappearances Duration: 2003 - 2005 Charter: Presidential decree 03-299 Commissioners: 6 Report: No public report Countries: Algeria \| Issue Areas: Rule of Law, Transitional Justice