To punish the wrongdoer

To compensate the victim

To deter future wrongdoing

To restore the victim to their pre-wrongdoing state

Financial compensation

Apology

Restitution

All of the above

It acknowledges the wrongdoer's responsibility

It helps restore the victim's dignity

It facilitates reconciliation between the wrongdoer and the victim

All of the above

Restitution aims to restore the victim to their pre-wrongdoing state

Financial compensation aims to compensate the victim for their losses

Restitution involves returning the victim's property or its equivalent

All of the above

The difficulty in quantifying the harm suffered by the victim

The potential for disagreement between the wrongdoer and the victim

The limited resources available for reparation

All of the above

Reparation is a necessary condition for forgiveness

Forgiveness is a necessary condition for reparation

Reparation and forgiveness are independent of each other

None of the above

It may be too focused on the wrongdoer rather than the victim

It may not be effective in preventing future wrongdoing

It may be difficult to implement in practice

All of the above

By developing clearer guidelines for determining the appropriate form and amount of reparation

By promoting restorative justice practices

By increasing resources for reparation programs

All of the above

It promotes accountability for wrongdoing

It helps restore the balance of justice

It contributes to healing and reconciliation

All of the above

Reparations for victims of slavery and discrimination

Compensation for victims of environmental disasters

Apologies and restitution for historical injustices

All of the above

By advocating for policies that support reparation programs

By supporting organizations that work towards reparation

By educating themselves and others about the importance of reparation

All of the above

It may be difficult to identify and locate all victims of wrongdoing

It may be challenging to determine the appropriate form and amount of reparation

It may not be possible to fully compensate victims for their losses

All of the above

Restorative justice emphasizes repairing harm and restoring relationships

Reparation is a key component of restorative justice

Restorative justice focuses on addressing the underlying causes of wrongdoing

All of the above

The complexity of determining responsibility for wrongdoing

The potential for disputes and conflicts between parties

The limited resources available for reparation programs

All of the above

Reparation should be prioritized over punishment

Punishment should be prioritized over reparation

Reparation and punishment should be considered complementary

None of the above