Justice And Change In Global World Report 2022

Running head: JUSTICE AND CHANGE IN GLOBAL WORLD
Justice and Change in Global World
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Justice and Change in Global World
The principle of the common good is concerned with achievement of social equity
among communities and societies (Duke, 2020). The principle is not concerned with the
equity at the individual level but rather at the community level (Reimers, 2018). With regards
to respect for human life and promotion of human dignity, every community in a country or
society should have equitable access to various social amenities (Lotz-Sisitka, 2017). With
regard enrolment and graduation rates, it would only be just for every community or group of
people in a country to have equitable access. University education is an important aspect in
helping communities solve the problems that are facing them and in extension those that are
facing the globe. If we were to abide by the principle of common good, every country around
the globe would aspire to ensure that there are mechanisms in place to support indigenous
and other special communities around the world have access to university education (Felber,
2019). For this kind of access to university to be achieved for the indigenous and minority
communities around the world, there must be measures to ensure that there is appropriate
support right from the primary level of education.
There are numerous challenges that are faced with realization of the common good in
university enrolment and graduation for the indigenous communities. In the context of
nursing and healthcare, there are various challenges that contribute to the existence of low
rate of enrolment and graduation for these communities. One of the challenges is that most of
these communities, for instance the aboriginal and Torres Islander people of Australia, do not
have great trust in modern healthcare (Marginson, 2016). Most indigenous communities
around the globe still hold on to their traditions, including traditional healthcare which make
it rather hard to have university enrolment and graduations. Although there have been some
improvements in helping the communities appreciate the importance of modern healthcare,
there is still a lot to be done (Wilkins, 2019). Another challenge when it comes to achieving