Abdul-Hamid A (2015). NPP in state of shock over Regional Chairman's death. Daily Graphic, May 22. Available at: 

View .

Adoma-Yeboah L (2007a). Attafuah: 'Implement NRC recommendations.' Daily Graphic.

Adu-Berinyuu A (2004). Peace building in Africa: Lessons from truth commissions. Int. J. Humanities Peace 20(1):24-34.

Aidoo A (1993). Africa: Democracy without human rights? Human Rights Q. 15(4):703-15.
Crossref

Alidu S, Ameh RK (2012). Civil society activism and the Ghana national reconciliation commission: The case of the civil society coalition on national reconciliation. Transit. Justice R. 1(1):104-136.

Ameh RK (2006a). Doing justice after conflict: The case of Ghana's national reconciliation commission. Can. J. Law Soc. 21(1):85-109.
Crossref

Ameh RK (2006b). Uncovering the truth: Ghana's national reconciliation commission excavation of past human rights abuses. Contemp. Justice R. 9(4):345-368.
Crossref

Ansah, ME (2015). We'll license Azorka boys, Bolga Bulldogs.

Appiagyei-Atua K (2008). Ghana: The road to peaceful co-existence and reconciliation. Transit. Justice Monit. 1(2):4-6.

Appiah, E (2014). Rawlings confesses "sacrificing" innocent commanders. myjoyonline.com January 10. Available at: 

View

Arbour L (2007). Economic and social justice for societies in transition. NY Univ. J. of Int. Law 40:1-27.

Asamoah O (2014). The Political History of Ghana (1950-2013): The Experience of a Non-Conformist. Bloomington, IN: AuthorHouse.

Asare AA (2008). The Ghanaian National Reconciliation Commission: Reparation in the global age. The Global South 2(2):31-53.
Crossref

Asmah, K (2013). Calls for revolution ill-advised – Nyaho-Tamakloe. Daily Graphic.

Asmal K (2000). Truth, reconciliation and justice: The South African experience in perspective. Modern Law R. 63(1):1-24.
Crossref

Attafuah KA (2007). Promises to Keep: Issues Paper on Outstanding Recommendations from the Report of the National Reconciliation Commission. Accra: National Governance Programme/UNDP.

Aziz A (2014). Dr. Kennedy's June 4 nostalgia inappropriate – Nyaho-Tamakloe. Daily Graphic.

Baneseh MA (2016). South Africa three Deportation: Lawyers to file contempt charges against BNI. Daily Graphic.

Benomar J (1995). Justice after transition. In: Kritz NJ (ed.), Transitional Justice: How Emerging Democracies Reckon with Former Regimes, Washington D.C.: United States Institute of Peace Press 1:32-41.

Boafo-Arthur K (2005). National reconciliation or polarisation? The politics of Ghana's national reconciliation commission. In Fawole AW, Ukeje C (eds.), The Crisis of State and Regionalism in West Africa: Identity, Citizenship and Conflict, Dakar: Codesria. pp. 97-119

Boesak AA (2005). The Tenderness of Conscience. African Renaissance and the Spirituality of Politics. Stellenbosch: Sun Press.

Bonsu PA (2015). Police not sorry for brutality - COP Kudalor, StarrFMonline.com.

Brahm E (2007). Uncovering the truth: Examining truth commission success and impact. Int. Stud. Perspect. 8:16-35.
Crossref

Crocker DA (1999). Reckoning with past wrongs: A normative framework. Ethics Int. Affairs 13(1):43-64.
Crossref

Dimitrijevic N (2006). Justice beyond blame: Moral justification of the idea of a truth commission. J. Conflict Resolut. 50(3):368-382.
Crossref

Donkor M, Gyasi S, Dempsey A (2012). Democrazy – Kennedy Agyapong's 1 man war: The rantings of an errant politician. Africa Watch, May 12.

du Toit A (1994). Laying the past to rest. Indicator SA 11: 63-7.

Duodu C (2012). Treason against the rule of law in Ghana. The Ghanaian Times, April 24. Available at: 

View

Fletcher, FJ (2014). Journalism, corporate media, and democracy in the digital era. In Kozolanka K (ed.) Publicity and the Canadian State: Critical Communications Perspectives,Toronto: University of Toronto Press. pp. 27- 48.

Fosu I (2011). Exploring the potential of wireless technologies to accelerate universal Internet access in Ghana. Telecommun. Policy 35(6):494-504.
Crossref

Gadugah N (2012). Fowler, Cole, McManaman in Ghanafor peace

Garreton MA (1994). Human rights in processes of democratisation. J. Latin Am. Stud. 26(1):221-234.
Crossref

Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) (2007). The party foot soldier phenomenon and Ghanaian democracy. Democracy Watch 7(3):4-7.

Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) (2009). Tensions, conflicts and violence in the December polls. Democracy Watch 8(2):4-6.

Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) (2010a). The foot soldier phenomenon revisited: Rewarding the party versus rewarding Ghanaians. Democracy Watch 8(4):6-8.

Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) (2010b). Media irresponsibility and the return of criminal speech. Democracy Watch 9(1):1-4.

Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), and Institute for Policy Initiatives (IPA) (2005). Election Violence Monitoring of the Presidential and Parliamentary Elections, Ghana, 2004. IFES-EVER.

Ghana National Reconciliation Commission (2004). Final Report. Accra: Ghana Publishing Corporation.

Gibson JL (2004). Truth, Reconciliation, and the Creation of a Human Rights Culture in South Africa. Law Soc. Rev. 38(1):5-40.
Crossref

Government of Ghana (2005). Government White Paper on the NRC Report. Accra: Ghana Publishing Corporation.

Gyasiwaa A (2012). 'June 4 is relevant today than ever' – Arthur-Kennedy. myjoyonline.com.

Gyimah-Boadi E (2009). Another step forward for Ghana. J. Democracy 20(2):138-52.
Crossref

Hayner PB (2011). Unspeakable Truths: Facing the Challenge of Truth Commissions. New York: Routledge.

Herz JH (1989). An historical perspective. In Aspen Humanistic Institute (ed.) State Crimes: Punishment or Pardon, 11-22. Aspen: The Aspen Institute. pp. 11-22.

Huntington SP (1995). The third wave: Democratisation in the late twentieth century. In Neil J. Kritz (ed.) Transitional Justice: How Emerging Democracies Reckon with Foreign Regimes, Washington D.C.: United States Institute of Peace Press. pp. 65-81

Huyse L (1995). Justice after transition: On the choices successor elites make in dealing with the past. Law Soc. Inq. 20:51-78.
Crossref

Ibrahim A (2016). I ordered arrest of MD of Marbles and Granites – National Security Advisor. Myjoyonline.com, April 2. Available at: 

View

Ignatieff M (1996). Articles of faith. Index on Censorship 25:110-22.

Jackson KA (1999). When Gun Rules: A Soldier's Testimony of the Events Leading to June 4 Uprising in Ghana and its Aftermath. Accra: Woeli.

Janesick VJ (2007). Oral history as a social justice project: Issues for the qualitative researcher. Qual. Rep. 12(1):111-121.

Kaminski MM, Nalepa M, O'Neill B (2006). Normative and strategic aspects of transitional justice. J. Conflict Resolut. 50(3):295-302.
Crossref

Landsman S (1996). Alternative responses to serious human rights abuses: Of prosecution and truth commissions. Law Contemp. Problems 59(4):81-92.
Crossref

Lanegran K (2015). Justice for Economic Crimes? Kenya's Truth Commission. Air & Space Power Journal - Africa and Francophonie (ASPJ-A&F) 6(4):63-76.

Mamdani M (1996). Reconciliation without justice. South Afr. Rev. Books 46:3-5.

Mensah K (2003a). 'I was jailed 105 years by AFRC kangaroo court.' Accra Daily Mail.

Mensah K (2003b). 'Rawlings should not have been commissioned': Witness. Accra Daily Mail.

Mensah K (2003c). Tribal balance: Why Utuka was killed. Accra Daily Mail.

Mensah K, Weiss B (2003). Pregnant women stripped naked: Stories of PNDC brutalities continue. Accra Daily Mail.

Millar G (2011). Local evaluations of justice through truth telling in Sierra Leone: Postwar needs and transitional justice. Hum. Rights Rev. 12(4):515-535.
Crossref

Miller Z (2008). Effects of invisibility: In search of the 'economic' in transitional justice. Int. J. Transit. Justice 2(3):266-291.
Crossref

Oduro F (2005). Reconciling a divided nation through a non-retributive justice approach: Ghana's national reconciliation initiative. Int. J. Hum. Rights 9(3):327-347.
Crossref

Ofori-Adeniran, R (2014). Children of executed army general slam Rawlings. Daily Guide.

Okaikoi V, Koda E (1979), Justice and violence at the AFRC's courts. West Africa. 24-31 December: pp. 2381-2383.

Posner EA, Vermeule A (2004). Transitional justice as ordinary justice. Harvard Law Rev. 117(3):761-825.
Crossref

Quinn JR (2004). Constraints: The un-doing of the Ugandan truth commission. Hum. Rights Q. 26(2):401-27.
Crossref

Reddy P (2004-2005). Truth and reconciliation commissions. UN Chronicle 41(4):19-21.

Ross A (2004). Truth and consequences in Guatemala. Geojournal 20(1):73-79.
Crossref

Sangaparee, C (2014). How a bogus reconciliation bill was rushed through Parliament.

Stanley E (2002). What next? The aftermath of organised truth-telling. Race Class 44(1):1-15.
Crossref

Suleman M (2012). Ghana: Presidential candidates must commit to peace. Public Agenda.

Tagoe G (2003). Genesis Four: A True Life Story. Victoria, BC: Trafford.

Tsikata PY (2009). The cyber dimension of citizen participation on Ghanaweb: An analysis of Ghana's 2008 Presidential Campaign. Unpublished master's thesis, Scripps College of Communication of Ohio University, Athens, Ohio.

Valji N (2006). Ghana's National Reconciliation Commission: A Comparative Assessment. New York: International Center for Transitional Justice.

Verwoerd W (1999). Individual and/or social justice after apartheid? The South African truth and reconciliation commission. Eur. J. Dev. Philos. 11(2):115-140.
Crossref

Wikileaks. (2004a). Ghana national reconciliation commission concludes: Formal report forthcoming (Wikileaks Public Library of US Diplomacy No. 04ACCRA1631_a). Available at: 

View

Wikileaks. (2004b). Ghana's election: The National Democratic Congress perspective (Wikileaks Public Library of US Diplomacy No. 04ACCRA1934_a). Available at: 

View