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What is the primary goal of indigenous conflict resolution:
To restore harmony and reinstate good relationships
How do institutions impose sanctions on families and individuals?
By punishing those who contravene customs
What is NOT a key aspect of indigenous conflict resolution:
Punishment of perpetrators
What is the significance of customary healers and spiritual authorities:
They conduct purification and healing rituals
What is unique about traditional approaches to conflict resolution:
They address the spiritual and emotional aspects of conflict
What is the ultimate aim of indigenous conflict resolution:
To restore relationships and social harmony
What is the primary goal of achieving sustainable peace?
To ensure the well-being of all people around the world
What role do indigenous social institutions play in community development?
They promote community cohesion and self-governance
How do indigenous social institutions resolve conflicts?
By relying on consensus and persuasion
What values do indigenous social institutions promote?
Peace, solidarity, harmonious living, respect, and honesty
What is a characteristic of indigenous social institutions?
They provide for a wide range of members to participate
What is the outcome of indigenous social institutions' approach to governance?
Community-led development and self-governance
Learn about the role of indigenous social institutions in achieving sustainable peace, particularly in African societies. Understand their major roles and how they contribute to peace.
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