Long ago, in an unknown place, there was a tradition.
When an ordinary citizen passed away, the church bell would toll once to announce it to everyone.
For a noble, it would toll twice; for a relative of the king, three times; and when the king passed away, it would toll four times.
One day, the court, where people sought for justice, wrongfully convicted a citizen…
And on that day, the church bell tolled five times.
The townsfolk, curious and bewildered, rushed to the priest and asked:
“Dear priest, is there someone more important than the king, whose death would cause the bell to toll five times?”
The priest replied sorrowfully:
“There is something more important than the king…
JUSTICE has died.”
To prevent the bells from tolling five times again, many selfless heroes of justice and human rights, unafraid to say “The King is Naked” when necessary, have sacrificed their lives. This is not merely a struggle for justice and human rights; it is also the timeless tale of the battle between good and evil.
As Stichting Justice and Human Rights, we honor these selfless heroes with profound respect. Inspired by their legacy, we are committed to rebuilding the unshakable foundation of justice to create a brighter future for everyone.
