What is often misunderstood in the context of ambitious attempts to implement #Transitional_justice in countries like #Yemen is the assumption that it can be applied as a one-size-fits-all template.
In reality, transitional justice is a carefully planned and studied process that must take into account the specific conditions and variables of the environment in which it is to be implemented, as well as the methods to be used. This does not mean disregarding the value of other experiences and drawing inspiration from their successes, but rather acknowledging the uniqueness of the Yemeni context and working within its specific framework and requirements.
