Women's Rights in Transitional Justice: The Impact of Gender Policies on Procedural Law.

This article provides an overview of transitional justice and its significance in societies that have experienced human rights violations. It discusses the various measures taken to address these violations, including judicial and non-judicial actions. The article also explores the challenges of implementing transitional justice, particularly in relation to traditional justice mechanisms, and examines the impact of gender policies on procedural law in these processes. It emphasizes the importance of recording human rights violations, criminal accountability, reparations, and institutional reform. Additionally, the article highlights the crucial role of women in post-war reconstruction and development efforts, emphasizing the need for support in girls' education and technical training for women. It also discusses the concept of gender justice and the importance of balancing women's rights and opportunities with cultural variations and individual inclinations. [Extracted from the article]