Justice
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Basic Information
A party in the country of Thornreach founded in August 2008 (16 years ago)
Description
A party that unites through shared progress and second chances.
"Bridges built on shared ground"
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View International Party BlocsLegislative History
Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Justice
Enacted March 24, 2009
Multilingual Rights Expansion Act of 2009
Current policy excludes non-dominant language speakers, limiting access to essential services and justice; multilingual rights ensure fair, inclusive participation.
Multilingual Rights Expansion Act of 2009
Current policy excludes non-dominant language speakers, limiting access to essential services and justice; multilingual rights ensure fair, inclusive participation.
Enacted Jan. 27, 2009
Public Broadcasting Expansion Act of 2008
Current funding limits restrict public broadcasting's reach and quality. Expanding it ensures universal access to diverse, ad-free content for education β¦
Public Broadcasting Expansion Act of 2008
Current funding limits restrict public broadcasting's reach and quality. Expanding it ensures universal access to diverse, ad-free content for education and civic engagement.
Enacted Jan. 26, 2009
Social Housing Expansion Act of 2008
Current targeted subsidies fail to meet demand; large-scale social housing ensures equitable access and stabilises housing costs for all.
Social Housing Expansion Act of 2008
Current targeted subsidies fail to meet demand; large-scale social housing ensures equitable access and stabilises housing costs for all.
Enacted Jan. 26, 2009
Retirement Age Reduction Act of 2008
Lowering the retirement age to 55 reduces workforce strain and improves quality of life for aging workers, benefiting public health β¦
Retirement Age Reduction Act of 2008
Lowering the retirement age to 55 reduces workforce strain and improves quality of life for aging workers, benefiting public health and economic stability.
Enacted Jan. 3, 2009
Free Higher Education Act of 2008
Eliminating tuition barriers ensures equal access to higher education, fostering a more capable workforce and reducing student debt.
Free Higher Education Act of 2008
Eliminating tuition barriers ensures equal access to higher education, fostering a more capable workforce and reducing student debt.
Votes Cast
How Justice has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by Justice
Public Education And Social Reform Act of 2011
These reforms address systemic inequities by guaranteeing access to education, protecting vulnerable students, and building a fairer society through secular, β¦
Public Education And Social Reform Act of 2011
These reforms address systemic inequities by guaranteeing access to education, protecting vulnerable students, and building a fairer society through secular, structured policies that serve all citizens.
on proposal by Rebels
Open Immigration Act of 2011
Eliminating immigration quotas removes outdated barriers, boosting economic growth and addressing labor shortages while fostering innovation and cultural diversity for β¦
Open Immigration Act of 2011
Eliminating immigration quotas removes outdated barriers, boosting economic growth and addressing labor shortages while fostering innovation and cultural diversity for broader public benefit.
on proposal by Conservatives
Conservatives Environmental Act of 2011
It is time to push forward with more common sense laws for animals and our environment.
Conservatives Environmental Act of 2011
It is time to push forward with more common sense laws for animals and our environment.
on proposal by Integrationist
Housing Act of 2011
We need to build more .
Housing Act of 2011
We need to build more .
on proposal by Integrationist
Higher Education Reform Act of 2011
Tuiton fees are hurting people who just want to have degree. We propose to abolish them.
Higher Education Reform Act of 2011
Tuiton fees are hurting people who just want to have degree. We propose to abolish them.