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  • DIY violence is corrosive of nationhood

    Posted: July 30, 2009, 2:32 am

    It is not often that participants in ethnic cleansing confess to it openly, but William ole Ntimama has managed it twice: in a 1996 interview, and more recently. The brazenness of the impunity is revolting: it is natural to want accountability and reform, and equally natural to think we can have both. This, unfortunately, is a bit of a farce: stable reform and calling the violent to account are incompatible.

    I defend the view that we can have one and only one of reform or accountability.

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