The four principles of social justice
Access. To serve the people, a healthy society must offer services and resources. These include education, healthcare, shelter, and food.
Equity. Equity is different than equality. If social justice was only concerned with equality, it wouldn’t lead to a just society.
Participation. The fourth principle for social justice is participation. Society must allow everyone to voice their concerns and take part in making decisions.
Human rights. Human rights and social justice are two sides of the same coin. They can’t exist apart from each other.