Citizen doubts official ruling
The author clarifies that building trust in official institutions requires daily practices that reflect justice, integrity, transparency, and active participation—not just rhetorical words. He emphasizes the need for institutions to be trustworthy in order to achieve national stability and reviews cases of weakened trust in institutions such as the Integrity Commission and human rights organizations, where criticisms have been published regarding interference in their authorities and failures in applying standards of fairness and integrity. He also highlights the formation of education and university councils, noting that the selection processes there often rely on unclear criteria, which diminishes citizens' confidence in educational and administrative institutions. He stresses that strengthening trust requires commitment to transparency and integrity standards, and that any unjust or non-transparent practices undermine credibility, causing citizens to lose trust even in the most important institutions.
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