Al-Yazza: State’s dignity relies on obeying the law

The YASA Association emphasized that the dignity of the state begins with respecting the law and those who enforce it. It pointed out that the phenomenon of reckless driving has become a threat to the authority of the law, especially with some security and municipal personnel riding motorcycles without license plates or helmets, thereby violating traffic laws. The association stressed that the law does not distinguish between civilians and military personnel, and that those in responsible positions must be the first to adhere to it to ensure respect is maintained. Justifying violations due to economic or social circumstances is unacceptable, as crises do not excuse breaking the law, which in turn undermines citizens' trust in state institutions. YASA commended the efforts of the Minister of Interior and condemned the unlawful practices that are sometimes used as justifications for violations. It affirmed that respect for the law begins with the state itself, and that officials in official institutions should serve as role models. In conclusion, YASA expressed its readiness to support the efforts to enforce traffic laws and to contribute to enhancing road safety, with the aim of protecting lives and restoring the dignity of the law.

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