Linguistic Policy making of Media to Develop Linguistic Justice in Society

In this paper, we have explained un-neutrality and un-clarity of languagein social communications by description of the important andbasic role of language in human communications. The role and functionof language used in mass media is doubled by expansion andsocial effects of such communications.Media represent the realities, so produced meaning by representationprocessing is definitely different to reality. In this process, Mediais not neutral; rather media representation is mixed to powerrelations. Here upon, in order to prevent media deviation, a conceptnamed “linguistic justice” is proposed and described to be actionbase of mass media. The authors have had an analytic look to interdisciplinaryliterature in the fields of critical linguistics, social linguistics,political philosophy and communications sciences to describethe concept of “linguistic justice” as a forepart and a plat to realizesocial justice in the society.