Transitional justice mechanisms play a critical role in promoting political stability in post-conflict societies. By addressing past human rights violations through processes like truth commissions, reparations, and legal accountability, these mechanisms foster healing and reconciliation among communities. They help establish a sense of justice and restore public trust in institutions, reducing the likelihood of future conflict. However, if poorly implemented, transitional justice can exacerbate tensions and lead to further instability, underscoring the importance of thoughtful and inclusive approaches.