In violation of seven distinct sections of the UN Charter, the Security Council voluntarily permitted itself to be hijacked to 'legitimate' a war by its richest member against one of its poorer ones whose poor people have been embargoed for years since primarily to support the price of oil to favor the richest of the rich. In Africa civil war with foreign intervention has recently killed a million poor opressed and people. Thus, although this global 'theater of operation' is one that cries out the most for intervention in favor of justice, it also offers scant hope of furthering it. All international institutional initiatives for remedies have either been blocked by the richest and most powerful or they have been used by them, and by especially by the United Sates, to further their own interests. Perhaps the only saving grace is that international institutions, excepting the IMF, mostly lack enough teeth to take even more bites out of the most disadvantaged.
China has virtually no rule of law.
South Africa may or may not have had the greatest institutionalized injustice in Africa under apartheid, but its consequences have remained largely perpetuated since. In South America, the largest and richest country with now the most progressive president also has the most unequal distribution of income and the most rampant violence against both rural and urban poor, including merchant sponsored police murders of street children. The systematic crimes of the military governments in Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Guatemala, El Salvador and elsewhere in Latin America, not to mention other regions in the world, have been systematically swept under the rug in the name of 'national reconciliation' by their successor 'democratic' governments, which have also maintained the same exclusionary economic policies. On the one hand, the least unjust provincial and local entities may well be less unjust than their respective 'national' states regarding economic, political and social rights and more localized legal and other social, including charitable, 'home' rule intervention may be more fruitful. The same pattern is observable elsewhere in the world.