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Fair treatment of people in society, including protection of their rights, fair access to resources and opportunities, and support for vulnerable people.

Social justice means fairness across society: people’s rights are protected, they are treated with dignity, and they have fair access to resources and opportunities. It also involves protecting vulnerable people, preventing exploitation and challenging arrangements that disadvantage particular groups.

Fairness across society, including protecting human rights and challenging unfair disadvantage.

In evaluation, distinguish opposition to religious involvement in politics from opposition to social justice itself.

Fair treatment of people and efforts to address unjust inequalities in society.

Fairness in society, including protecting people's rights and challenging discrimination and exclusion.

Promoting a fair society by challenging injustice and respecting the worth of all people.

Fair treatment within society, including addressing poverty, discrimination and unequal opportunities.

Fair treatment in society, including challenging oppression and helping people whose needs are neglected.

Promoting a fair society by challenging injustice and valuing diversity, so that everyone has equal access to provisions, opportunities and rights.

Social justice

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AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062

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