In theory, transitional justice is a process designed to confront the legacy of past abuses, aiming to hold perpetrators accountable, restore trust between citizens and institutions and lay the foundation for a more just and stable political order. Typically, it begins after violence subsides: when societies turn from conflict toward reconstruction. Yet in Syria today, even as trials begin for officials from the regime of former President Bashar…
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