The commission began receiving and assessing land claims under the Restitution of Land Rights Act. Its work made dispossession legible within a legal process and offered claimants an official route to remedy. Restitution was narrower than a comprehensive land reform programme: it addressed claims within a specific historical period and did not by itself dismantle the concentration of land inherited from colonialism and apartheid.
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