العدالة الانتقالية في العراق خلال فترة التحول الديمقراطي: دراسة في المقومات والمعوقات

Abstract EN

The concept of transitional justice raises many questions about its content and the mechanisms by which it applies its standards in different directions.

justice seeks reconciliation primarily between individuals and the state, and in some cases among members of society themselves.

its main objectives are to recognize the grave human rights violations committed in the pre-transition period and to integrate the suffering of victims into the national memory to reach a state of stability and coexistence in a civil state law, freedom and equality society.

the paper proceeds from the premise that transitional justice was one of the most important milestones in the democratic transition in Iraq after the change that occurred as a result of the us occupation of Iraq through a series of decisions taken by the coalition provisional authority, the governing council and then by the governments formed after 2005.