Justicia refers to the concept of justice, fairness, and the moral principle of giving each individual their due rights and responsibilities. It often embodies the idea of legal equity and the pursuit of what is right and just in a societal context. The term is derived from Latin, where it signifies righteousness and the obligation to uphold laws and ethical standards. Justicia is often symbolized by scales, representing the weighing of evidence and the balance of competing interests and rights in legal and moral matters. In various cultures, Justicia also represents the embodiment of justice as a deity or personification, with attributes reflecting impartiality and the pursuit of truth. The term is widely used across different fields, including law, philosophy, and social justice movements, to advocate for fairness and equity in processes and systems that impact individuals and communities.
El acceso a los servicios legales podría ser tan simple como el acceso a los pagos utilizando la tecnología, según Nandan Nilekani, Presidente y Cofundador de Infosys, y Presidente Fundador…