英文摘要 |
Based on an eclectic discourse on Arendt and Shklar, this paper explores political evils and injustices involved in the process of democratic transition, as well as the feelings of victims of injustice. Feelings of injustice arise from past violations of human rights, an inability to comprehend evil, and social ignorance, or disregard, of perceptions of injustice, all of which contributes to a culture of impunity. Trials and punishments of the guilty are necessary, but not sufficient, to address the problem of evil. This article argues that the key to doing so is found in facing the concept of injustice at different levels. It is necessary to distinguish between first order and second order injustices, and to review those factors responsible for inflicting injustice to establish preventive measures. This is an important step to fully realizing a democratic transformation. |