تحديات العدالة الانتقالية في مناطق النزاعات

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The study (challenges of transitional justice in conflict zones) was aimed at identifying the concept of transitional justice, the challenges facing the application of transitional justice in conflict zones, and how transitional justice is applied.

The problem with the study is the main question: What are the challenges to the application of transitional justice in conflict zones? From there, the questions are branched out: What is transitional justice? What are the ways in which transitional justice is applied? How can transitional justice be applied in conflict zones? The study followed the descriptive approach using observation and analysis tools, a way to address the problem of the study.

The study found a number of findings, including: that the actual development of transitional justice occurred after World War II.

National reconciliation is a form of transitional justice and one of its objectives.

The application of transitional justice requires the implementation of a new social contract between the State and its citizens in which society has the highest say.

The study made some recommendations, the most important of which were: working to create the conditions necessary for peace Sustainable in the Meetings in place of conflicts and conflicts.

Reorganize the relationship between society and the state, so that society is the leader.