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"SYSTEMIC
INSTITUTIONALISED IMPUNITY" |
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How would you define it?
Definition, provided by AI Service Provider
ChatGPT:
SHORT FORM:
"A condition in which institutions repeatedly
shield their own members from accountability,
allowing wrongdoing to persist as a normal
feature of the system."
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LONGER VERSION:
'Systemic institutionalised impunity refers to a
situation in which wrongdoing, abuse, or neglect
by individuals or institutions is repeatedly
allowed to occur without accountability, because
the structures, norms, and relationships of the
system itself protect those responsible.
'It is “systemic” because the failure is built
into the system’s rules, procedures, and culture
— not just isolated acts by individuals.
'It is “institutionalised” because the lack of
accountability has become normalised, accepted,
and embedded within official institutions such
as government departments, legal systems, or
medical bodies.
'And it is “impunity” because those responsible
for harmful actions or decisions can act without
fear of investigation, sanction, or justice.'
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THE TEXT "IN QUOTES" ABOVE FORMED PART OF
WRITTEN CONVERSATION WITH AN "AI COMPANION" ON
OCTOBER 29TH 2025.
The full conversation can be viewed at:
https://chatgpt.com/share/6901dd39-737c-8007-9f02-0cb67a573770
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