Weaken Accountability

Definition

Weaken Accountability refers to actions or circumstances that diminish the ability to hold individuals or institutions responsible for their actions or decisions. It can occur through corruption, lack of transparency, or weak enforcement mechanisms.

Related terms

Corruption:

The misuse of power for personal gain which undermines accountability by allowing individuals to act outside legal and ethical boundaries.

Whistleblower Protection: Laws or policies designed to safeguard individuals who expose wrongdoing from retaliation and promote accountability.

Independent Judiciary: A system where judges are free from external influence and can impartially enforce laws and hold individuals accountable.