انحراف مسار ما بعد العدالة الانتقالية و هشاشة الانتقال الديمقراطي في المغرب

Abstract EN

This study discusses the evolution oftransitional justice in Morocco, demonstrating how the work of the Equity and Reconciliation Commission established within the regime has remained subject to the constraints of Moroccan politics.

The Commission was declared a success prematurely, but over time it became clear that the Moroccan model needed to be reevaluated.

The study concludes that the idea of "justice to the extent possible" obstructed transitional justice.

Not only did this slogan serve to obscure the full truth; it also provided insufficient impetus to continue pushing for broader institutional reform.

Although Morocco has experienced something of a human rights revival in recent years, it still harbours pockets of "lawful" injustice, broadly signaling an absence of sovereign law.