THE ETHICAL COMPONENT OF RESTORATIVE MEDIATION
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Restorative mediation has close ties to transitional justice and, although they do not substitute the processes related to judicial protection, the links they maintain allow us to suggest that solidarity, as an ethical aspect of the rational behavior of every person, contributes to the recomposition of the social structures in the face of conflicts that, due to their magnitude, cannot be solved in an integral way through adversarial methods, so that in scenarios of generalized violence, such as those currently occurring in our country, restorative mediation constitutes a desirable option of public policies.
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