Maada B N'gamoh

[Maada B N'gamoh @MaadaN6]

Yes, ensures there is no power imbalance between the parties, as one of the practitioners role is to eliminate power imbalance #ADRDV2

[Maada B N'gamoh @MaadaN6]

@MaadaN6 Furthermore it allow parties to disclose additional information in a mediation process #ADRDV2

[Maada B N'gamoh @MaadaN6]

Separating parties allows individual confedentiality between the parties. can be helpfull for party to make specific requirements #ADRDV2

[Maada B N'gamoh @MaadaN6]

@ADRUC2013 Conciliation procedure can be more formal than mediations in respect to law and legal understanding required #ADRCON

[Maada B N'gamoh @MaadaN6]

@ADRUC2013 Colciliators deal with specific issues, whereas mediators help promote communication between parties #ADRCON

[Maada B N'gamoh @MaadaN6]

@ADRUC2013 No, because that would defeat the propose of Justice in the first place. Offenders must be accountable for their crimes#ADRRS

[Maada B N'gamoh @MaadaN6]

@ADRUC2013 Restorative Justice allows offenders to see the impact of their actions on the victim/s#ADRRS

[Maada B N'gamoh @MaadaN6]

@ADRUC2013 Depending on the type of crime, Restorative Justice can be a suitable approach to dealing with crime#ADRRS

[Maada B N'gamoh @MaadaN6]

@ADRUC2013 With that being said, it's difficulty to judge due to the sound quality #ADRRS

[Maada B N'gamoh @MaadaN6]

@ADRUC2013 I believe so, as power imbalance is one of the major issues in ADR processes. #ADRRS

[Maada B N'gamoh @MaadaN6]

#ADRRS Hi, the sound quality is very poor, having difficulty understanding the process#