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It looked into human rights violations that the ANC and violent activists had committed during the apartheid era.
It looked into human rights violations that the ANC and violent activists had committed during the apartheid era.
It looked into human rights violations that the government and other groups had committed during the apartheid era.
It looked into human rights violations that the government and other groups had committed during the apartheid era.
It looked into human rights violations that the government had committed during the apartheid era.
It looked into human rights violations that the government had committed during the apartheid era.
It looked into human rights violations that government officials and normal citizens who acted without government sanction had committed during the apartheid era.
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The best response that describes what the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) did after apartheid ended in South Africa is:
It looked into human rights violations that the government and other groups had committed during the apartheid era.
The TRC was established to address the human rights violations that occurred during the apartheid period, which included actions by the apartheid government, as well as various other groups and individuals.
