Alisha Vashisht’s Post

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Imagine a world where every person has access to justice, governments are transparent, and institutions of every people so strong. Institutions are the foundation of peace, justice and equality for all. So here comes the topic Peace, justice and strong institutions. Today me and my group mates are going to discuss over this topic. So if I talk about peace, justice and strong institutions, this is all foundation and the framework which can lead to sustainable and equitable society. And transparency and accountability. If I talk about transparency and accountability, this is the town where we talk about where the government allows cities in to monitor the decision making and reduce the corruption. The rule of law that means laws apply equally to everyone, protecting their fundamental rights and access to justice and strong institutions. Strong institution By building strong institutions which are fair, transparent and accountable, these can upheld the human rights. Together we can ensure peace and justice for all. Hello everyone, I'm here to elaborate about challenges in governance. Describing the common issues faced by institutions are mainly corruption, lack of transparency, weak governance etc. Talking about corruption, it undermines trust in government, distort public policies and leads to misuse of public resources. For example, government officials accept bribes to avoid contacts, leading to poor quality infrastructure projects like roads and hospitals which are in worse. Collusion at many places. Coming to lack of transparency, it occurs when government operations are not open to public scrutiny because it becomes easier to hide inefficiency and corruption leading to poor decision making. For example, budgets for large projects are kept hidden from public and after they are used for personal gain rather than on development. Last but not the least, we governance refer to the failure of government institutions to effectively manage resources, enforce laws. Provide services to the public. For example, in countries with Vickermans, educational reforms may be announced, but due to lack of coordination and oversight, they fail to reach schools, leaving students with outdated curriculum and inadequate resources. Hello everyone, today I'm here to share elaborate the ways to build a transparent and accountable institutions. Building transparent and accountable institution is the key to ensuring justice equality for all. Institutions like media which will act as the 4th pillar of the democracy plays an important role by acting as watchdogs over the other institutions. Non governmental organizations like NGOs which will work as a social welfare can also act as watchdogs over many non governmental or nonprofit organizations and hold account those accountable which will feel like. It feels like they are above the law. And secondly, strong governance is a very important role to keep the transparency equal in people and the government acts like Right to Information Act, which will ensure that open data and public access to information is a major breakthrough in the step of strong governance. Last but not the least, the judicial system of a democratic country whose very core foundation is non biasness against the community, gender or any religion. This practice and this ethic should be practiced to the fullest and in addition to those practicing public hearings or publishing verdicts in independent media sources and the non intervention of the political power and resources should also be there. So putting these. Opinions in the act can make a crack in the ice, or at least in the people's thinking, because at the end it will all come down to a people. It will all come down to people who can make a change that will not. Flower. Is fundamental to ensuring justice and peace in any society. Provides a framework where laws rather than ones of individuals govern behavior, offering predictability and fairness. One of one of the court insoles is that equality. Which states that everyone is equal before the law, regardless of the status, wealth and power of that individual. Another account principled I could think of is Rule of law. This principle prevents arbitrary use of power and ensure that actions are guided by established rule taken by the. Rather than a personal interest. Legal transparency is another core principle. Which builds trust between the public and the legal system and prevents hidden laws or selective enforcement. Hello everyone, today I'm here to speak about the strengthening institutions to support human rights and laws. Strong institutions are essential for promoting and protecting human rights and laws they make. They make sure that laws are followed by everyone and everyone gets the fair treatment. When institutions like courts, polices go courts, policies, government office, government offices are being honest and transparent. They prevent the things like discrimination and abuse. In countries like Norway, Canada, Norway, Canada, the governments are the institutions are strong, strong and transparent. Here the people enjoy the freedom of speech and justice, justice, justice of human rights and laws. Let's take an example of. Indian Indian Institution and HRC National Human Rights Commission National Human Rights Commission The main function of this national Human Rights Commission is to if someone if someone violates the human rights and laws, they make sure that the particular person gets the punishment and in future no one violates the human rights on us. Thank you.