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I would personally define justice as the equal and impartial treatment before the law, regardless of predjudices. This can relate to the UDHR because, in that document, it outlines the global standards for justice.

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I define justice as the equal and impartial treatment towards everybody. The UDHR is connected to justice because the articles stated in the UDHR are used to outline the fundamental human rights that we deserve. The UDHR also helps preserve justice and to get rid of injustices by using articles that preserve our fundamental rights.

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To me, justice is equality and fair treatment of everybody regardless of their differences. There are many different sources and documents with the purpose of encouraging, securing, and defining justice. The UDHR is one of these, with many articles written for the intention

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I would define justice as the equal treatment and behavior towards everyone regardless of speech, race, sex and religion. Justice is directly related to the UDHR. It is related to the UDHR because the UDHR has many articles that ensures saftey and justice to others. It also tells how people should treat others in a fair way.

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Justice is the impartial treatment of everybody, no matter who they are. Justice is directly related to the UDHR because that document talks about justicereatment. Justice is "impartial treatment of everybody", the UDHR and Justice are greatly related. The UDHR helps provide Justice around the world, in fact the whole point of the UDHR is to stop injustice

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I think that I would define justice as the honor system of equality and equity, that is supposed to be ever present in our society. But sadly this is not the truth in our modern world. That is shown be the existence of the UDHR, because the fact that we as human being need a document that tells use to be nice to others and that they are our equals is sad. I think that if we really were in a society ruled by justice we wouldn't need the UDHR, but since everyday we work towards that, we need the UDHR. Justice is connected to the UDHR because in article 1, it talks about how everyone is equal and therefore shoud treat eachother so. This is justice bacuse it is deeply intwined to my previously mentioned definition of justice.

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I define justice as impartial treatment without the acknowledgement of race, religion, gender, or previous doings of the person. This relates to multiple articles of the UDHR but the one that I believe had the strongest influence was article 7 which states all are equal before the law and are entitled without any discrimination to equal protection of the law. All are entitled to equal protection against any discrimination in violation of this Declaration and against any incitement to such discrimination. If this is violated so is justice, therefore tying hand in hand with justice.

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I would define justice as equal treatment to all people no matter what their race, gender, background, religion, etc is. The UDHR is basically revolved around justice. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights contains 30 articles describing the rights and justice of all people. The document helps promote and ensure justice for everyone.

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I now regard justice as the complete inequitable execution of impartial justice upon those who would seek to do harm. The UDHR is a guideline for international justice, by defining a system of laws worldwide.

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I would define justice as giving everyone the same oppurtunities as everyone else. The UDHR supports this because all of the articles support equal opportunity. An example would be article 10, I think it represents my definition strongly because it gives everyone the right to fair trial. This means everyone has the opportunity to be represented in court, but if found guilty to be given a sentence appropriate to their crime. If everyone was treated equally, that could mean everyone being the same sentence regardless of their crime, and that isn't justice.

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I define justice as the equal treatment of all human beings in the eyes of not just the law, but also in the eyes of the individual. It is not only the governments job to withold justice, but everyone's job. This is connected to the UDHR because the UDHR is meant to keep justice within the world and it creates laws that withold justice.

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I would define justice as the fair treatment of all regardless of what they act like, look like, or anything else.  Justice and the UDHR are very closely intertwined.  Justice is often used and mentioned in the UDHR and helps to keep equality throughout the world.  The UDHR was written to preserve and create justice for all.

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I define justice as the fair treatment of everyone. In justice, it does not matter what your race, gender, age, religion, ect. The UDHR is an example of justice because it insures justice for everyone.

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I would define justice as equality for all, no matter their race, gender, religion etc. The UDHR relates to justice because it's purpose is to protect and preserve justice. Each article is linked to justice in one way or another.

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I define justice as fair treatment to any race, religion, gender, minority, person, etc. Justice is greatly depicted in the ideal utopian world. Justice connects to every single article of the UDHR, because that's what the UDHR is built for to create justice and ultimate peace in the world.

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I would define justice as the administration of equitable treatment regardless of prejudice, with acknowledgement of individuals and their unique situations. The UDHR outlines basic human rights and privileges which we are subject to regardless of our personal lifestyles. The proper administration of justice respects these guidelines, such as Article 6 "Everyone has the right to recognition everywhere as person before the law."

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I would define justice as fair as well as equal treatment of all people no matter their physical makeup nor their religion or personality in any way. Justice is related to the UDHR because it was created off the basis of injustice throughout the world in the past. There are many injustices in the world which go against the UDHR, but the UDHR has protected many people as well as given people more freedom and happiness.

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I would redefine justice as treating all people fair and equal, regardless of their race, religion, gender, or previous forms of servitude. Justice is directly related to the UDHR because the main focus of the UDHR is human rights, and justice is necessary for those rights to be maintained.

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I define justice as equal treatment of all reguardless of any of their defining characteristics. I say this because of the notes we took on justice and the articles that we read. I also say this because of the UDHR.  Justice is linked to the UDHR because the UDHR was written to preserve justice. The UDHR really helped me with my concept of justice because the articles really help to paint a picture of the true meaning and effect of justice.

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I would define justice as the fair and equal treatment of all people no matter their background, race, or gender. The UDHR focuses a lot on justice because it was created after the injustice of World War II. After reading through the UDHR and the articles and materials related to poetic JUSTICE?! I now understand a broader sense of justice. I have learned if lots of injustices throughout the world and now I know more about the world rather than my own little bubble.

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I define justice as the impartial treatment of everybody, no matter who you are. It relates to the UDHR because that document talks about the fair treatment of everybody. So since justice is "impartial treatment of everybody", the UDHR and Justice are greatly related. The UDHR helps to stop injustices and give people everywhere the rights and freedoms they deserve.

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I would redefine justice as the morality of humans in relation to the treatment and protection of  Justice is often defined and  administered by the generation, but what constitutes as justice cannot be altered. Justice is the fair and just treatment of all humans without prejudice or difference between any for any reason. Justice is related to the UDHR because the UDHR is an outline of the rules and meanings of justice, which can never be altered no matter the situation. It is universal and free.