Realizing That It Is Not Easy To Build Public Trust, The Chairperson Of The Supreme Court Promises His Institutions To Continue To Improve

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JAKARTA - Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (MA) Syarifuddin admitted that the Supreme Court and the judiciary continued to make improvements in order to rebuild public trust.

"I realize that it is not easy to rebuild public trust. However, the Supreme Court and the judiciary will never give up on continuing to make improvements within this institution," Syarifuddin said at the Peak Event of the Anniversary Commemoration of the Indonesian Hakim Association (IKAHI), monitored on the PP IKAHI YouTube channel, Jakarta, Monday, March 20, was confiscated by Antara.

Syarifuddin emphasized that the Supreme Court needed suggestions and input from various parties, including from academics, national figures, and the public.

Thus, he hopes that the improvements made can run quickly and appropriately, as also expected by justice seekers.

For Syarifuddin, the revelation of two Supreme Court judges and several Supreme Court officials is a great shock in the world of justice. This incident is also a bad history for Indonesia's judicial journey.

Therefore, he asked the ranks of IKAHI to support efforts to improve the judiciary, both at the central and regional levels.

On this occasion, General Chairperson of PP IKAHI Yasardin also encouraged administrators and members of IKAHI at all levels to be role models, both in upholding integrity and increasing the professionalism of the apparatus in their respective work units.

"MR. IKAHI members must build optimal collaborative synergies with all stakeholders (employers) to close all gaps that can erode integrity and have the potential to undermine the authority of the judiciary," said Yasardin.

Yasardin also asked the management and members of IKAHI to avoid hedonism, and to distance themselves from feelings of lack.

"We call on all judges to avoid a lifestyle of hedonism, namely a lifestyle that focuses on seeking pleasure and satisfaction without limits," said Yasardin.