The topic of the final paper deals with the phenomenon of globalization and the presence of justice in its implementation. Globalization is an economic, social, political, etc. process that leads to the development of living conditions, through building the connection and interdependence of certain parts of the modern world. Globalization consists of an economic, technological, cultural, political, demographic and information dimension. Almost all countries in the world have been involved in the process of globalization over time. According to recent research, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Belgium are at the top of the KOF globalization index. Globalization has evolved through three distinct waves in the course of history. Each of these individual waves has certain characteristics and factors that influenced them. At present, the world is in the third globalization wave that began at the end of the 20th century. Through its activities, globalization has had many positive effects on the economies, culture, politics, etc. of many countries around the world, thus changing the lives of many people. Some of the positive effects are cheaper goods for consumers, access to a larger market, promoting unity, better quality, innovation, etc. There are also negative effects of globalization where many corporations, developed countries, individuals, etc. have used the flow of globalization to profit in a certain way or accomplished some other self-set goals. Often in such situations, third world countries or the poorer part of the population are exploited. Although there are various positive effects of globalization that cannot be disputed, the question of the fairness of this whole process is at stake. There is a great deal of inequality between countries and the population within individual countries. Dissatisfaction with globalization and its particular effects has also led to the development of an anti-globalization movement that seeks to fight for the rights of the oppressed and to fight for justice.