worldjust
WorldJust is a proposed framework and movement aimed at advancing global justice by standardizing assessment of justice-related outcomes, promoting accountability, and fostering international cooperation. It envisions a set of metrics, norms, and institutional arrangements to support human rights, the rule of law, and equitable development across countries.
The concept originated in debates within international ethics, development studies, and human rights advocacy. It has
Its guiding principles include universality, non-discrimination, proportionality, transparency, and participatory governance. Proponents argue that standardized indicators
Proposed structure emphasizes a coalition rather than a single authority. Governance is imagined as a network
Critics warn about sovereignty, cultural relativism, and the risk of imposing Western norms. Practical challenges include
As a conceptual framework, WorldJust has not produced a binding treaty or universal mechanism. Its influence