National Reconciliation and Reform Commission
The Reform and National Reconciliation Commission, created by the 2014 Transitional Charter, was established with the intent to investigate the causes of human rights violations in Burkina Faso and to recommend institutional as well as social measures to reconcile communities. The role of the commission was to propose reforms in democratic, economic, cultural and social governance, including a new constitution. The commission had subcommittees in charge of: political and constitutional reforms; electoral reforms; media reforms; truth, justice and reconciliation; public finances; and protection of public assets.
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Established |
Conflict Period |
Mandate |
Final Report | Peace Agreement |
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2015, by legislation |
2014 |
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