00:44During the numerous and complex urgences of our time, the world considers international institutions
00:52with contrasting sentiments.
00:55D'une part, they are called to relever challenges that no one can only face.
01:03D'une part, these same institutions are experiencing a crisis of efficiency,
01:10especially when the dialogue is considered as a threat to action instead of a resource for peace,
01:18as a form of hypocrisy rather than an occasion to research together the good.
01:25In terms of these derivatives, we need to promote a virtue as rare as it is desired.
01:33Confidence. Confidence that the differences are not necessarily a threat.
01:41Confidence that the sincere dialogue can cause a greater good than the one
01:46and that everyone can re-obtenir alone.
01:49Confidence that the conscious of belonging to a single human family
01:55Indeed, without truth, language becomes subject to the logic of violence
02:01and to the arbitrary will of the powerful.
02:05Others are then excluded in the name of profit.
02:08The innocent are killed in the name of freedom.
02:12Instead of respecting the law, those in power invoke it when it serves their interests
02:18and disregard it when it restrains them,
02:21treating even justice itself as though it were a commodity to be bought and sold.
02:27If we realize that the corruption of the law begins with the corruption of the heart,
02:32we can recognize how every science risks losing its proper meaning when pursued without ethics.
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