It has been called both a "resounding success" by Steve Goldstein, head of the gay-rights group Garden StateEquality, and a "bureaucratic nightmare" by James O'Neill, the interim school superintendent of the township of Roxbury.
Social inclusion, rule of law, security sector transformation, land reform, good governance, equality and inclusive growth, state restructuring, and employment acceleration are recognized as key elements of the CPA and the wider peace building process.
Certain ideas about equality are woven into the fabric of the liberal state, and quite inseparable from it: first and foremost, equality before the law.