In an era where our lives unfold online, justice is no longer just decided in courtrooms—it’s shaped by invisible forces behind screens. Messages vanish, evidence auto-deletes, platforms remain silent, and victims—especially the young—are left without recourse. As a cybercrime intervention officer, Atharv Tiwari has seen firsthand how truth is lost not because crimes didn’t happen, but because the digital systems weren’t built to remember or respond. This talk uncovers how silence, invisibility, and indifference in the digital world quietly erode our collective sense of justice. It’s not a story of broken laws—but of laws never applied, and of a gavel that falls where no one can hear it.