Neglecting crime reflects moral decline
Dr. Ali Tarawneh denounces silence in the face of crime and affirms that ignoring it constitutes a moral failure and harms humanitarian principles. He emphasizes that all civil society organizations and political parties must clearly condemn criminal acts, as doing so is a moral and human obligation. Silence or evading condemnation places institutions in a position of ethical and historical responsibility. He underscores that true principles are revealed during times of crisis and that history will not pardon those who abandon their stance when standing for the truth is essential. He stresses that there is no neutrality in the face of crime and that human dignity is an inalienable right.
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