Essays on Social Justice

Criminal justice authorities are responsible for ensuring social control by reducing violence and punishing criminals. However, the organizations struggle to ensure societal stability by establishing mechanisms for reconciliation between the survivor and the accused. As a result, the mechanisms of justice provision foster hatred between the two parties, increasing the…

The criminal justice system in the United States is a complex structure designed to punish and prevent criminal criminals while also ensuring victims receive justice. The trials, prosecutors, convicts, and suspects are all part of an interconnected network that makes up the scheme. However, numerous players of the legal system…

Economic disparity impacts communities greatly. A high degree of economic inequality is characterized by the current economy, with most citizens falling at the base of the continuum, the lower and middle classes. Economic disparities and factors in social terms Economic disparity has an impact on numerous social factors, such as…

Some social injustices ranging from racial inequality to pay equality have been faced by the US. The current paper will concentrate on pay equality as social inequality, evaluating the essence of the gender pay gap in the US. Research reveals that in the US, a woman receives 80 percent of…

Unity and instability are known to be significant causes of the fall of civilizations and states across the globe. Civilians end up losing their lives and wealth because of the consequences of these struggles. Yugoslavia is no longer a democracy after many shocks from local and foreign sources, and the…

Peace-building and social justice awareness. Peace building is a diplomatic initiative aimed at converting a conflict of aggression into peaceful discourse and resolving disagreements through different political institutions’ members. The critical objective of peace-building is always to end violence among opposing parties. Conciliation, mediation, talks and arbitration are the key…