Getting to grips with Scandinavia’s past

Truth and reconciliation commissions have been established in several Scandinavian countries to deal with historical injustices committed against the indigenous Sámi people and Finnic speaking minorities. Researchers in the TRiNC project are exploring how these commissions function and their role in shedding new light on the past, as Dr Astrid Nonbo Andersen explains.

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EU Research
Published
2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.56181//hndn5436
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European and International Law Studies
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Getting to grips with Scandinavia’s past

Astrid Nonbo Andersen
EU Research
European and International Law Studies
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Getting to grips with Scandinavia’s past

Astrid Nonbo Andersen
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Abstract

Truth and reconciliation commissions have been established in several Scandinavian countries to deal with historical injustices committed against the indigenous Sámi people and Finnic speaking minorities. Researchers in the TRiNC project are exploring how these commissions function and their role in shedding new light on the past, as Dr Astrid Nonbo Andersen explains.

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European and International Law Studies
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