Inequity (noun)

1. Lack of fairness or justice.
2. Unfairness or injustice in the way people are treated or in the distribution of resources.
3. A state of being unequal or unjust.

Origin:

From old french inequite, from latin inaequitatem, from inaequus ("unequa.l")

Examples:

1. The government's policies have led to a growing sense of inequity among citizens.
2. The inequity in the distribution of wealth is a major problem.
3. Inequity in the criminal justice system is a serious concern.
4. The company's management was criticized for its inequity in the treatment of employees.
5. Inequity in access to healthcare is a major issue in many countries.