Domestic violence is one of the issues that we hardly stop in our country. We pay no attention to it, we treat cases superficially and hastily, we blame victims for the choices they, forced by circumstances, make. Gabriela Manea spoke to People of Justice '23 about what each of us can do to change this state of affairs at least a little.

Bianca Papainopol took to the stage of People of Justice '23 with a message that resonates loudly in the heart: it takes a lot of courage to be! Her story started from Bianca's childhood and the challenges of her school years and ended with some simple lessons drawn on the blackboard about what we can do to make the road, with all its ups and downs, easier for us.

Do we always need to say something to really convey it? Are we strange if we choose to say nothing? Elena Dumitru came to People of Justice '23 to tell us about the power of introverts and how the silence of those who choose not to always be up front is worth a lot. And one more thing: Did you know that "weird" is a word that comes from the Bulgarian language, where it means "wonderful"?

"We are more than a profession". Livia Popa talked about the courage you need to make decisions that are totally different from what the world or society expects of you, when you feel you are not in the right place. With a story about how she didn't initially see herself in the career options offered to her by the university she was attending (Law), Livia left us with the idea that it's important to find out what we really want, beyond the images constructed by others.

“Și după ce a învățat să se povestească pe sine, a început să-i povestească pe alții. Apoi să-i sprijine să se reprezinte singuri. Apoi să încerce să schimbe un sistem, care încă hotărăște cine ești."

Cristian Lupșa a încheiat spectacolele Oamenii Dreptății într-un mod unic și onest: aducându-ne aminte că poveștile vindecă.