Desmond Tutu Quotes
Our Nation Sought To Rehabilitate And Affirm The Dignity And Personhood Of Those Who For So Long Had Been Silenced, Had Been Turned Into Anonymous, Marginalized Ones. Now They Would Be Able To Tell Their Stories, They Would Remember, And In Remembering Would Be Acknowledged To Be Persons With An Inalienable Personhood. Our Country's Negotiators Rejected The Two Extremes And Opted For A "third Way," A Compromise Between The Extreme Of Nuremberg Trials And Blanket Amnesty Or National Amnesia. And That Third Way Was Granting Amnesty To Individuals In Exchange For A Full Disclosure Relating To The Crime For Which Amnesty Was Being Sought. It Was The Carrot Of Possible Freedom In Exchange For Truth And The Stick Was, For Those Already In Jail, The Prospect Of Lengthy Prison Sentences And, For Those Still Free, The Probability Of Arrest And Prosecution And Imprisonment. The Option South Africa Chose Raises
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