Abstract: This research delves into the intricate relationship among global justice, democratic principles, and globalization. Grounded in contemporary democratic theories, the study explores how democracy and public reasoning contribute to the pursuit of global justice. The research also investigates the impact of globalization on these dynamics, emphasizing the interconnectedness of transnational issues and the need for collaborative solutions. In this qualitative research approach of thematic analysis has employed to identify and analyse recurring themes and patterns within. Themes include issues of justice, democratic practices, and the impact of globalization on decision-making processes in global governance. The study identifies persistent challenges, including inequalities in global governance structures and the delicate balance required between national interests and global collaboration. Despite the aspirational principles of justice and democracy, these challenges highlight the ongoing considerations necessary for the evolution of global governance. By addressing challenges and emphasizing the collaborative nature of decision-making, the study contributes to the ongoing discourse on creating a more just, inclusive, and effective global governance framework.