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VOLUME 1 OF REPORT
	- Introduction
1	- Mandate of the TRC
2	- Setting Up the TRC
3	- Concepts
4	- Management/Operations
5	- Methodology/Processes
	- Volume 1 in PDF Format
VOLUME 2 OF REPORT
1	- Executive Summary
2	- Findings
3	- Recommendations
4	- Reparations
5	- List of Victims
	- Volume 2 in PDF Format
VOLUME 3a OF REPORT
1	- Historical Antecedents
2	- Governance
3	- Military/Political History
4	- Nature of the Conflict
	- Volume 3a in PDF Format
VOLUME 3b OF REPORT
1	- Mineral Resources
2	- External Actors
3	- Women & the Conflict
4	- Children & the Conflict
5	- Youth
6	- TRC & Special Court
7	- RECONCILIATION
8	- National Vision
	-Volume 3b in PDF Format
APPENDICES (PDF format)
	- Content of Appendices
1	- Statistical Report
2	- Submissions
3	- Hearing Transcripts
4	- Memorials; TJ*
5	- List of Victims
TJ* = Transitional Justice

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