Law

The Problem

Laws today are overly complicated and written in obscure bureaucratic language full of legal jargon.

Access to justice depends not on fairness, but on:

• personal status,
• connections and influence,
• money,
• geography,
• and many other external factors.

Ordinary people are often unable to turn to the courts or seek justice, because of confusing terminology, procedures, and a closed legal culture.

Modern justice does not work for quality, speed, or fairness — it is overloaded, bureaucratic, and often indifferent to the person.

Even worse, many laws include manipulative, phraseological constructions with double meanings, which make them easily exploitable by those in power.

The law must be direct, unambiguous, and understandable to all. The legal system should serve every person equally — regardless of status.

Our Vision

• Law must be clear, public, and accessible to everyone — without lawyers.
• The legal system must serve the people, not itself.
• Justice must not be a privilege — it must be a right.
• The law should protect the weak and limit the powerful — not the other way around.
• Every person must be able to understand their rights and how to defend them.

Our Approach

• Build a unified, digital legal platform with simple explanations and practical examples.
• Simplify and restructure legal texts — no double meanings, no tricks.
• Integrate legal education from an early age — school, community, life.
• Ensure public oversight of courts and legal officials.
• Promote restorative justice — where the goal is to heal, not only to punish.
• Encourage community-based mediation and conflict resolution.