Confessions of a native judge: Reflections on the role of transitional justice in the transformation of indigeneity

issues paper cover

Chief Judge Joe Williams

Jun, 2008
Research theme: 
Native title and traditional ownership
Product type: 
Issues paper
Attachment/s: 
Confessions of a native judge: Reflections on the role of transitional justice in the transformation of indigeneity
Volume title: 
Confessions of a native judge: Reflections on the role of transitional justice in the transformation of indigeneity
Volume number: 
3:14

Chief Judge Joe Williams, appointed to the Maori Land Court in 1999, talks about transitional justice and reflects on what is common in the Indigenous stories of both Australia and New Zealand. This paper is based on his address to the Native Title Conference in Perth, June 2008.

Journal title: 
Land, rights, laws: Issues of Native Title
Peer reviewed: 
No

Related products from Aboriginal Studies Press

Sea countries of the south: Indigenous interests and connections within the South-west Marine Region of Australia
Jessica Clements, Glen Kelly, Steve Kinnane, Darlene Oxenham, Colin Pardoe, Dr Lisa Strelein, Penny Taylor, Dr Peter Veth
issues paper cover Negotiating comprehensive settlement of Native Title issues: Building a new scale of justice in South Australia
Parry Agius, Jocelyn Davies, Richie Howitt, Lesley Johns
Reforms to the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) Options Paper cover page Reforms to the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) Options Paper
Dr Lisa Strelein, Cedric Hassing, Dr Tran Tran, Dr Belinda Burbidge, Clare Barcham, Stacey Little
Last reviewed: 20 Jul 2017