Justice and Fairness
Justice and Fairness
Justice
refers to the concept of upholding what is right and
fair, often involving legal or moral judgments.
Fairness
focuses on the impartial treatment of individuals,
regardless of their background or circumstances.
Both aim to create a society where people are
treated justly and with dignity.
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Principles of Justice
Equality
Suggests that everyone should have equal
rights, opportunities, and treatment under the
law, regardless of their background, identity, or
circumstances. It's about fairness and
impartiality in how individuals are treated and
how resources are distributed within a society.
Equity
Focuses on ensuring fairness by taking into account
people's differing needs and circumstances. It
acknowledges that treating everyone equally might
not result in fairness because individuals have
different starting points and challenges. Therefore,
justice as equity seeks to distribute resources and
opportunities in a way that addresses these
differences, aiming for fairness and equality of
outcome rather than equality of treatment. 03
Procedural Fairness
Procedural fairness is a
cornerstone of the principle of
justice, ensures that the procedures
used to make decisions are fair and
unbiased, regardless of the
outcome. It emphasizes
transparency, impartiality, and the
opportunity for all parties to be
heard and present their case.
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Promoting Common Good
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Promoting Common Good
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✓ Universal Healthcare
✓ Environmental Conservation Programs
✓ Progressive Taxation
✓ Public Education
✓ Affordable Housing Programs
✓ Social Safety Nets
✓ Infrastructure Development
✓ Criminal Justice Reform
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Challenges and Obstacles
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Strategies
Types of Justice
•Social Justice
•Distributive Justice
•Environmental Justice
•Restorative or Corrective justice •Retributive
Justice
•Precedural Justice
•Advocacy
-Support initiatives and policies that promote justice and fairness, such as
advocating for reforms in legal systems or supporting marginalized
communities.
•Education
-Encourage awareness and understanding of ethical principles, including
fairness and justice, through education and training programs.
•Community Organizing
-Organize grassroots campaigns and actions to address specific issues of
injustice and inequality. This may involve rallies, protests, letter-writing
campaigns, and other forms of collective action. 09
Wrap Up
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