Definition: Amnesty refers to a state of being pardoned or released, often as punishment for non-violent crimes, in exchange for a promise not to commit any new acts of violence in the future. It's typically granted on condition that the offender promises not to commit further offenses. In some cases, such as peacekeeping or military missions, amnesty is an option available to war criminals who have repented and renounced their earlier involvement in violence.
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