The Rule of Law

The Rule of Law is the principle that all individuals and institutions, including the government, are subject to and accountable under the law. It ensures fairness, justice, and equality by protecting rights, preventing arbitrary power, and ensuring that laws are clear, consistent, and applied equally to everyone.

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The Rule of Law has not been followed for over 400 years. Pany is on his quest to bring it back.

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Since 2016, Pany and his family have faced relentless attacks from various institutions, including the police, courts, banks, healthcare system, and local council.  These ongoing challenges have forced Pany to spend years studying how these systems operate, learning the intricacies of legal and institutional processes. Through this experience, he has developed a deep understanding of their workings and identified how they can be held accountable. Determined to fight back,  Pany is now focused on restoring the 'Rule of Law', ensuring that justice, fairness, and transparency prevail, and that no individual or family faces unjust treatment from powerful institutions anymore.​So why is the 'Rule of Law' so important - PDF

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