先導

A system of official rules that a country or community recognizes as regulating the actions of its members and may enforce by the imposition of penalties. It specifically refers to statutes and legislation passed by a governing body.

Kenri refers to a legal or moral entitlement to have something or to act in a certain way. It describes the power or status recognized by law or society that allows an individual to claim specific benefits or freedoms.

The collective opinion of the general public on a particular issue or subject. It is a critical factor in democratic decision-making.

Statutory services provided by the state or other organizations for the assistance of people in need, such as the elderly, disabled, or poor.

Exclusive or closed-off. Used to describe groups, attitudes, or rights that exclude others.

A privilege or a special right/advantage granted only to a particular person or group.

Unjust, unfair, or unreasonable. Something that goes against what is considered right, legal, or proper.

The quality of being impartial and just, without favoritism or discrimination.

Enlightenment or public awareness; the act of educating or providing knowledge to open people's eyes to a particular issue.

To stand facing each other, often in opposition or conflict. In academic writing, it describes the confrontation between two opposing ideologies, powers, or problems.