“We must build a state where the law is above all, and where the citizen is protected.”
What this quote means
Pashinyan's aspiration to a state of law, where the law prevails and protects citizens, is a universal ideal. It resonates with our need for justice, fairness, and security. In a world where arbitrariness and impunity exist, this quote reminds us that law must be a bulwark against abuses of power, not an instrument of domination. It invites civic vigilance and commitment to just institutions. In our lives, it encourages us to respect rules while demanding that they be applied fairly for all.
How to apply it daily
Educate yourself about the laws that govern you and participate in civic life, for example by voting or supporting initiatives that strengthen the rule of law and citizen protection.
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