Concerns over legal governance
The article points to a clear contradiction between the claim that the country is a "law-based nation" and the reality that some officials disregard the law, using it retaliatorily or to marginalize employees. According to the author, a judge was forced into retirement due to her commitment to the laws, despite ongoing wrongful administrative practices and legal violations, especially within the Ministry of Education, where illegal and personally motivated retirement policies were implemented. The article also highlights that the judiciary issues fair rulings, but the suffering continues among employees who often cannot turn to the courts, as they face pressures and legal violations that foster a culture of retaliatory promotions and retirements. There is also a sadistic use of the law by officials to serve their personal interests, aided by legal advisors who are closely linked to them in a way that shields them from accountability.
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