How is trade justice different from free trade?

Trade justice emphasizes fairness and equity in trade practices, ensuring that all parties, especially marginalized communities and developing countries, benefit from trade agreements. It advocates for environmental sustainability, labor rights, and social equity, contrasting with free trade, which primarily focuses on the reduction of tariffs and barriers to maximize economic efficiency and profit. While free trade often prioritizes market access and competition, trade justice seeks to address systemic inequalities and promote inclusive growth.