Judge Hussein Hamada on transitional justice risks

Judge Hussein Hamada confirmed that transitional justice is an integrated national project. Any failure in its implementation threatens the stability of the state, as it leads to the continuation of the effects of violations, undermines citizens’ trust in state institutions, and jeopardizes national peace. He explained that the failure of this process is due to the lack of political will, weak judicial independence, external interventions, limited victims’ rights, and distortions in understanding the concept of transitional justice. The process is based on two parallel tracks—judicial and administrative—with the necessity of forming specialized national committees to address the legacy of violations and rebuild trust, under judicial supervision and a unified national vision to ensure justice and stability.

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