Justice can’t be crowd-sourced
Justice cannot be determined by the number of likes on a video or the volume of online chatter. Justice requires discipline — by institutions and by the public.
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Daily Tribune
Justice cannot be determined by the number of likes on a video or the volume of online chatter. Justice requires discipline — by institutions and by the public.
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The public’s frustration is understandable. But if we want convictions that last, not just headlines that fade, then we must demand not only speed but strength.
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Let us talk less and do more. Let us stop feeding the trolls who profit from our anger. Let us remember that patriotism is not performed online — it is…
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A witness who refuses to disclose information, evades questioning, or withholds key evidence destroys the very basis upon which the State extends immunity.
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If we are serious about ending corruption, then we must allow the Ombudsman to be what it was always meant to be — not a ceremonial watchdog, but the people’s…
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When citizens can freely inspect the wealth declarations of their leaders, corruption becomes harder to conceal, and honesty becomes a source of pride rather…
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It was at the Department of Justice where Boying Remulla’s brand of leadership was truly tested — and where he delivered the most.
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As the floodwaters continue to endanger communities, the metaphor is apt: the fight against corruption is itself a battle against being submerged.
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Instead of escalating, the police absorbed the blows — literally and figuratively.
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To follow the rules mechanically, without recognizing their abuse, would reward political maneuvering and punish merit.
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