Peace can be best realised when there is freedom, equality and justice. Do you agree?

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It is correct that peace can best be realised in the presence of freedom, equality and justice. Freedom in the society allows people to express themselves freely, while equality and justice help in removing the grounds for conflict.

Every person and group will be able to fulfil their basic needs in societies where equality prevails.

Justice ensures the prevention of oppression of individuals and groups based on class, gender, etc.

Thus, freedom for all, along with equality and justice addressing the aspirations of all individuals and groups help in removing insecurities that breed resentment among groups and cause conflicts.

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