What are the best practices for designing and implementing transitional justice mechanisms?
Transitional justice is the process of addressing the legacy of human rights violations, mass atrocities, or systemic oppression that occurred during a conflict or a dictatorship. It aims to promote accountability, recognition, reparation, and reconciliation for the victims and the society as a whole. But how can you design and implement transitional justice mechanisms that are effective, inclusive, and context-specific? Here are some best practices to consider.