“Injustice” in Japanese
Short answer
Injustice in Japanese is “失当” (shittou). Full meaning: injustice, impropriety, unreasonableness.
Other ways to say “Injustice” in Japanese
不正
fusei injustice, unfairness, wrongdoing, iniquity, impropriety, irregularity, dishonesty, illegality, fraud
不公正
fukousei injustice, unfairness
曲事
kyokuji wickedness, injustice; crookedness, something not right, something out of the ordinary, something unpleasant, something disgusting, unlawfulness, something unhappy, calamity
無法
muhou lawlessness, injustice, wrong, outrage; outrageous, lawless, disorderly, unjust, unreasonable
不義
fugi immorality, injustice, misconduct, impropriety, perfidy; adultery, infidelity, cuckoldry
不公平
fukouhei unfairness, injustice, partiality
しっとう
shittou injustice, impropriety, unreasonableness
不義理
fugiri neglect of one's social obligations, failure to perform one's social duties, dishonor, dishonour, injustice, ingratitude; failure to pay back one's debt
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