Restorative justice between culture, dialogue, civilization of human rights and wrongdoing

Abstract: This paper aims to shed light on how restorative justice can be an answer to the repair of wrongdoing. The main question is whether restorative justice is now a step forward towards culture, civilizational dialogue and protection of human rights. But is it so? Does restorative justice mean protection against and post factum of criminal conduct? Every human civilization and democratic state has the objective of not putting a list of penalties that continue to inflict every imaginable and/or not crime, but as a basis seeks to respond to justice through a continuous dialogue where it overcomes the silence of the past towards a civilization where repairing wrongdoing is now a reality not only in theory but in practice.