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Syria's Majoritarian Oppression and Transitional Justice
Transitional justice in Syria aims to address the grievances of the Sunni majority who have suffered from repression and destruction since the beginning of the revolution in 2011. Cities and towns have experienced massacres and widespread devastation, with many civilians killed and others imprisoned, leaving deep wounds and heavy memories. The article emphasizes the importance of uncovering the truth, prosecuting those responsible for crimes, compensating the victims, and reforming security and judicial institutions. It also stresses the need to avoid holding entire groups responsible for individual actions, focusing instead on individual accountability to achieve national reconciliation and build a citizen-based state founded on justice and accountability, while preventing the recurrence of tragedies.
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