Amnesty, amnesia, and remembrance: self-reflections on a 23-year-old justification / Heinz Klug. We speak in the shadow of the tongues they took / Siphokazi Jonas -- Can an apology ever be enough for crimes of the past? / Yasmin Sooka -- In pursuit of harmony: what is the value of a court-ordered apology? / Sindiso Mnisi Weeks -- Penance and punishment: apology as a remedy for hate speech / Nurina Ally and Kerry Williams -- On not apologising: Winnie Madikizela-Mandela and the TRC hearing into the Mandela United Football Club / Shireen Hassim -- (Mis)recognitions in the racial apology: reading the racist event and its fallouts / Nkululeko Nkomo and Peace Kiguwa -- Apology as a pathway out of white unknowing / Christi van der Westhuizen -- (Re)collections: her sorry, never mine / Diane Jefthas -- Beyond words: apologies and compensation in sexual offences / Leila Khan and Dee Smythe -- 'She told me to stop making a fuss': undignified treatment, medical negligence claims, and desires for apology / Omowamiwa Kolawole -- Unicorn sightings: the corporate moral apology in South Africa / Tracey Davies -- In black and white: the hollow apology of racialised state compensation to freehold landowners / Thuto Thipe -- On apology and the failure of shame in the TRC / Jaco Barnard-NaudeĢ -- Amnesty, amnesia, and remembrance: self-reflections on a 23-year-old justification / Heinz Klug.
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