The Solomon Islands Townsville peace agreement
Subtitle: trading human rights for peace?
By: John Selwyn Taupongi ... [et.al]
Series: Occasional papers (University of the South Pacific) -- no. 1
Publisher: University of the South Pacific School of Law
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Port Vila, Vanuatu
Language: eng
Number of pages: 19
Subjects: Crimes against humanity; Civil war; Protection of civilians; Human rights; Peace; Government policy; Ethnic relations; Political aspects
Other titles: Trading human rights for peace?; Atrocities in Solomon Islands (1998-2000) and the Townsville peace agreement :
Notes: "After two years of conflict in the Solomon Islands (SI), matters between the two warrinng parties (Malaitans and Guadalcanal people) were finally "settled" in Townsville, Australia in October 2000."--P. 2.

"This paper will examine whether human rights were sacrificed in trying to attaining [sic] peace in the SI by means of the TPI. To that end, this paper first describes the atrocities that were committed (by militants) between 1998 and 2000."

Includes bibliographical references (p.17-19).