Social justice refers to the concept of creating a fair and equitable society where all individuals have equal rights and opportunities. It emphasizes the importance of addressing disparities and injustices that affect marginalized and disadvantaged groups. Social justice advocates for the redistribution of resources, rights, and opportunities to ensure that everyone, regardless of their background—such as race, gender, socioeconomic status, or disability—can participate fully in society and achieve their potential. The goal is to foster an environment where all individuals can enjoy their basic human rights and contribute to social, economic, and political life without discrimination. Social justice is often associated with movements aimed at promoting equality, inclusivity, and the protection of human rights. It encompasses various issues, including poverty, discrimination, healthcare access, education equity, and environmental justice, striving for systemic change to achieve fairness and justice for all.
International Women's Day 2025 highlights global unity and action for women's and girls' empowerment with a theme centered on unlocking equal rights and opportunities. The focus is on young women…