88th place is not a verdict, but a warning: Ukraine needs true rule of law

88th place is not a verdict, but a warning: Ukraine needs true rule of law

📉 88th out of 142 — that’s Ukraine’s position in the 2024 World Justice Project Rule of Law Index.

This is more than a number.
It reflects deep-rooted problems:
— selective application of the law;
— courts that fail to ensure justice;
— officials who often act above the law.

At Free Nation, a liberal reform movement from Ukraine, we see rule of law not as a theoretical ideal, but as the foundation of freedom, prosperity, and dignity.

We advocate for:
✅ independent, competitive courts;
✅ the use of English law and private arbitration;
✅ the presumption of innocence;
✅ the principle: no crime without a victim.

🏛️ The role of the state is not to simulate justice — but to protect individual liberty, property rights, and equality before the law.

📌 Ukraine’s 88th place is not a sentence — it’s a diagnosis. And we’re working on the cure.

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