Anomaly of Corruption Law Enforcement: The Irony of Impunity for Structural Actors

Demolishing the Wall of Impunity

Ultimately, true corruption eradication is not about how many people are sent to prison, but whether we dare to touch the heart of deviant power. The reluctance to touch structural actors is a signal of the collapse of legal authority. The rule of law collapses not when the law is violated, but when the law is deliberately designed so that it never touches the center of power. It is time for us to tear down the wall of impunity built from formalities, and restore the spirit of law as a sword capable of penetrating even the highest throne of power. Without correcting the legal design and the courage to dismantle prosecution politics, corruption eradication will only be a noisy charade on the surface, but empty at the center of power.