This paper focuses on the potentially numerous traumatised individuals who will come in contact with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). It focuses exclusively on the psychological implications of the TRC and the process of truth recovery.
This presentation lists a number of challenges facing the Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union (POPCRU). It covers POPCRU's relationship with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the union's attitude towards community policing and its relationship with other unions.
This paper explores the history and current status of labour relations within the South African Police Service from the perspective of the two key police unions currently operative in South Africa.
This paper explores the decline of the Charterist youth movement in Diepkloof in the early 1990s. It argues that while this movement developed very slowly in the 1980s, it soon became a strong, well organised force in the township, that later faced a crisis.
This paper seeks to identify some key areas which may give rise to stress in the police service.
This paper argues that it is not violence and its destructive consequences that are causally effective or the "instrument of power," but rather our narratives about violence that we construct after the event of violence.