At the international conference on transitional justice at the American University in Sulaymaniyah, Dr. Saad Saloum, the General Coordinator of Masarat Foundation, presented the foundation’s vision for the comprehensive cultural dimension of transitional justice through Masarat’s work at the Center for Confronting Hate Speech, which represents an institutional framework for preventive justice.
Saloum provided a comprehensive cultural perspective on transitional justice. It is a crucial cultural process that cannot be approached merely as involving a criminal or compensatory element; rather, it includes comprehensive elements of transitional justice as a unified package that reflects a cultural vision of society in its past and present: justice in its criminal, compensatory, apologetic, and preventive dimensions.
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