Adminstration of the Rishtan District, Ferghana Region

As a result, people seek to resolve their rights and interests not through lawful means, but through personal connections or illegal methods. This leads to the erosion of equality and justice within society.

Corruption has a particularly negative impact on the mindset of young people. If the notion of “achieving results through easy shortcuts” replaces honesty and hard work, the moral foundation of future generations weakens. Therefore, the fight against corruption should begin not only with punishment, but also with transforming attitudes and ways of thinking.

Today, openness, transparency, and public oversight are regarded as some of the most effective tools in combating corruption. By digitalizing government activities, ensuring access to open data, and strengthening accountability, it is possible to establish a strong barrier against this vice.

In conclusion, the fight against corruption is not solely the responsibility of the state or individual institutions; it is the moral duty of every citizen. Every honest step and every lawful decision contributes to strengthening an atmosphere of trust in society. And in a society where trust prevails, progress is inevitable.