英文摘要 |
During the 1990s, the Central and Eastern European Countries, facing the challenge of coping with the Communist totalitarian past, had largely adopted various measures of lustration in order to accomplish the task at transitional justice. Among them, the Czech Republic has been applauded as one of the staunchest promoters of the lustration laws steadfastly, second only to Germany. After a brief introduction, we will probe into the justifications for implementing lustration laws, and then introduce the dimensions of lustration measures. We then move to discuss debates with regard to whether the practices might undermine efforts at protecting human rights. |