ABSTRACT

It is striking that the field of transitional justice has thus far given little attention to persons with disabilities. Addressing this significant gap, this article reflects on what a more disability-inclusive transitional justice might look like. It does so by examining two particular dimensions of inclusiveness – accessibility and storytelling. While there are few explicit discussions within transitional justice research about accessibility, storytelling, in contrast, is a prominent theme. What this article specifically accentuates is the need for inclusive storytelling spaces within transitional justice processes and it highlights in this regard the unexplored significance of multi-sensory storytelling.

摘要

令人惊讶的是，过渡时期司法领域迄今很少关注残疾人。为了解决这一重大差距，本文反思了更具残疾包容性的过渡时期司法可能是什么样子。它通过检查包容性的两个特定维度——可访问性和讲故事来做到这一点。虽然在过渡时期司法研究中很少有关于可及性的明确讨论，但讲故事却是一个突出的主题。本文特别强调的是过渡时期司法过程中对包容性讲故事空间的需求，并在这方面强调了多感官讲故事的未开发意义。