õigsusel

õigsusel is an Estonian word that translates to "justice" or "righteousness" in English. It encompasses concepts of fairness, equity, and moral uprightness. In a legal context, õigsusel refers to the administration of law and the principle that all individuals should be treated equally before the law, with their rights protected and wrongs redressed. This involves impartial judgment, due process, and the upholding of societal norms and ethical standards.

Beyond the legal sphere, õigsusel carries a broader philosophical and ethical weight. It speaks to the inherent rightness of actions and intentions, suggesting a moral compass that guides individuals and societies towards what is considered good and just. This can manifest in personal conduct, social interactions, and the way institutions operate. The pursuit of õigsusel often involves addressing inequalities, correcting historical injustices, and striving for a world where fairness prevails. It is a foundational principle for building trust and stability within communities and nations.