Bhuwan Ribhu

Justice, like love, is a thing to be practiced and society’s end goal must be to achieve justness. The path itself should be of justness.

— Bhuwan Ribhu

The true mettle of a society is in how it responds to its own failures, and accepts that a wrong to one is a wrong to all, and how there is a zero tolerance to crime.

— Bhuwan Ribhu

It is time to call this ineffectiveness, this delay in the delivery of justice what it really is – a crime, and this continuous wrong should be declared a criminal act as such by law.

— Bhuwan Ribhu

Constitution needs to transcend from a piece of paper into the justice that is in the conscience of the society.

— Bhuwan Ribhu

History is written from the perspective of the victor, but told in legends from the perspective of the just.

— Bhuwan Ribhu

Justice is a sense of security found in each one of us.

— Bhuwan Ribhu

We, as a society, need to go back to our origins – to the seeds of justice that exist within us all.

— Bhuwan Ribhu

Justice, like love, is a feeling that can’t be limited to a definition.

— Bhuwan Ribhu

Society needs to seek accountability of the people it has appointed to guard itself.

— Bhuwan Ribhu

Delays in the completion of legal process need to be made accountable as a crime itself.

— Bhuwan Ribhu

Law alone is sometimes insufficient to ensure justice.

— Bhuwan Ribhu

Justice is a path that is not driven by the greed of today, but which can foresee the losses of tomorrow.

— Bhuwan Ribhu

Justice needs to be internalized into the consciousness of the society, in its conscience and its practice.

— Bhuwan Ribhu

Justivism needs to be the new pursuit and path for humanity to love and care, to nurture and grow, walk together not by force but by choice, and to Be Just.

— Bhuwan Ribhu

Follow the path of being just, the path of justice, and laws and policies will eventually find a way to be formed, or reformed

— Bhuwan Ribhu