BEYOND RETRIBUTION

PROSPECTS FOR RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN SOUTH AFRICA

EDITED BY TRAGGY MAEPA

A joint publication with the Restorative Justice Centre

Monograph No 111, February 2005

LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES
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AUTHORS

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

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PART 1: CONTEXT

CHAPTER 1
Introduction
Traggy Maepa

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CHAPTER 2
Restorative justice in the South African context
Mike Batley

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CHAPTER 3
International experiences and lessons
Mike Batley and Janet Dodd

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CHAPTER 4
Victims’ views: insights from an inner-city victim survey
Ted Leggett

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CHAPTER 5
Magistrates’ and prosecutors’ views of restorative justice
Beaty Naudé and Johan Prinsloo

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PART 2: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN PRACTICE

CHAPTER 6
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission as a model of restorative justice
Traggy Maepa

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CHAPTER 7
Diversion: a central feature of the new child justice system
Buyi Mbambo

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CHAPTER 8
Piloting victim–offender conferencing in South Africa
Amanda Dissel

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CHAPTER 9
Alternative sentencing in South Africa: an update
Lukas Muntingh

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PART 3: POLICY ISSUES

CHAPTER 10
Outline of relevant policies
Mike Batley

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CHAPTER 11
The Child Justice Bill from a restorative justice perspective
Ann Skelton

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CHAPTER 12
Conclusion and recommendations
Traggy Maepa and Mike Batley

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NOTES

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APPENDIX 1
United Nations Economic and Social Council: Basic principles on the use of restorative justice programmes in criminal matters

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