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- Dictionaryunjust/ʌnˈdʒʌst/
adjective
- 1. not based on or behaving according to what is morally right and fair: "resistance to unjust laws" Similar Opposite
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6 hours ago · Direct discrimination is a legal concept that describes the unjust treatment of an individual based on a protected characteristic, such as age, race, gender, disability, or sexual orientation. It happens when someone is treated less favorably than another person in a comparable situation because of these characteristics.
6 hours ago · However, those who suffer the negative effects may see it as unjust and therefore bad. Both perspectives are valid, as good and evil are felt subjectively, depending on one's experience and position. This illustrates that there is no absolute definition of good: what is good for one individual may be bad for another, and each is correct from ...
6 hours ago · All this was prevented. The conspiracy needs to be understood like this. Yes, the conspiracy was a heavy attack to realize the Kurdish genocide, to prevent Kurdish freedom, to destroy and liquidate the Kurdish people’s will for freedom. It was an unjust, very unjust, the most unjust attack in the history of humanity.
6 hours ago · And, so, crucial to liberal political theory is some sort of justification for why those unequal and unjust outcomes of ‘scarce’ resources should nonetheless be left to stand. Yet, quite apart from the justness of property appearing as ‘common sense', justification seems too elusive, so much so, that new justifications continue to be ...
6 hours ago · Anti-retaliation laws in California are designed to safeguard employees from punishment by employers after filing a workers’ compensation claim. Such protections ensure that the individuals who exercise their rights to seek benefits for work-related injuries do not face unjust consequences, such as demotion, reduced hours, or termination.
6 hours ago · by Geewananda Gunawardana The last election was a momentous landmark in Sri Lanka’s history. It is an important first step in the right direction. Political analysts and historians will dissect the results for years to come. The two-toned map that was flashed all over media, raises major questions that are relevant in taking the next […]
6 hours ago · 28. Jurisdiction is defined as the power of a court, tribunal, or authority to hear and determine a cause or exercise any judicial power concerning such cause.53 The Revenue officers must have requisite jurisdiction to perform their functions and responsibilities following the provisions of the Income Tax Act.
