Justice Matters is non-political
Justice Matters has no political position or any agenda other than justice. Everyone is welcome, it does not matter whether you are left wing, right wing, in the middle, green or agnostic.
In a fair and just democracy we can all get along with one another, even with widely ranging opinions. Justice is the bond that holds us together, it is the one thing we all have in common.
Moderation not radicalism
Usually when communities campaign they do so in protest or violence. But we have an opportunity to do this peacefully, to use moderation, to use the rule of law.
ABOUT JUSTICE MATTERS
Justice Matters is a pro-government, pro-police, community campaign that takes a moderate approach to advocating for justice. Our focus is on those who use their position to cause or cover up injustices against members of the public, because at the moment they get away with it.
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We will also focus upon the epidemic of bullying and corruption within regulatory bodies. Where regulatory body officials make unjust decisions, and in most cases there is nothing the victim can do about it.
Justice Matters' ethos
We all make mistakes, we are all capable of doing the wrong thing from time to time, so we should be open to forgiveness. It is better to forgive one time too many than one time too few.
Politicians, police officers and community leaders who show genuine remorse should be held to account - but they should be afforded some leniency.
Justice Matters' Purpose
Justice Matters’ Purpose is to advocate for the prosecution of any politician, police officer or community leader involved in corruption. Especially those who cover up misconduct or impropriety because no matter how minor the incident - the cover up itself is inexcusable.
Who is behind Justice Matters?
Justice Matters was established by a group of ordinary people for the purpose of holding corrupt politicians, police officers and community leaders to account. They do not want accolades or to be in the spotlight, they only want to shine a light on injustice. Our subscriber list is growing rapidly with others who feel the same way.