Fair Order is the name of the system in which the right is kept superior and accepted as the most basic principle. However, this is not just a slogan. It is a system that has fully organized the systems and mechanisms that will prioritize the right and protect the just at every level of social life. In a Just Order, no one is treated unfairly. Even if he does, his rights will never remain with someone else.

How is the Fair Order different from today's orders?

How does a business sell the goods it produces in a Fair Order?

Will today's kindergarten, primary school, secondary school, high school, college and university education be like this in the Fair Order?

How are general service shares distributed in the Fair Order?

How are assemblies elected in the Just Order? How many are there?

What is the difference between the presidential systems in the world and the Fair Order presidential system?

How is social security provided in a Fair Order? What will replace today's bonus system?

How are councils formed in the Just Order?

If transportation, communication, press and broadcasting have limited resources and cannot be produced unlimitedly, these resources are the common property of all people. Those who produce the infrastructure are given 50% of the fee charged for this service. 50% is distributed equally to all people, free of charge. The market for shares is established. Everyone buys and sells or uses it. Benefits are made through those bonds.

There are polyclinics in the districts. There is a doctor's health representative in every district. He meets with the doctor and if the patient needs to be examined, the doctor goes to the neighborhood. Normally, the doctor visits the district routinely and also out of routine. There is an infirmary in each quarry and the examinations are carried out there. He also dispenses the medicines with his representative there. If there is a situation where medical devices will be used, the patient goes to the district.

If the perpetrator of this incident is an organization within the country, they cause the death of other people, including the perpetrator, since the perpetrator is also dead. This is a murder committed by an organization. In a murder committed by an organization, there are people within the organization who participate in the murder. There are also those within the organization who support murder. Those who commit murder are subject to retaliation. Only the number of people killed are killed. These are also chosen by the parents of the victims. If the number of participants is more than the number of dead, those who are not subject to retaliation pay twice as much compensation. If all the participants died in retaliation, the supporters pay the compensation of the dead. If there are no supporters and only participants, the members of the organization that committed the murder pay. If they are not present or the perpetrator cannot be found, the people of the place where the murder was committed pay the compensation.