JUSTICE

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The hot topic we face today is justice. But there are a few questions that I would like to ask.
What is justice?
And if we say that there is injustice around how can we as citizens of a countr, members of an organisation followers of a faith stand up for justice?
Is is possible to stand up for justice?
What are the consequences that we will face?

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