Ammar al-Hakim, head of the National Wisdom Movement, affirmed that affiliation will not serve as a barrier to escaping legal accountability, calling for public trials for senior individuals involved in corruption cases. Al-Hakim, in his statements, stressed no leniency or
tolerance for anyone proven involved in assaulting public funds. He also praised judicial and government efforts in pursuing and holding the corrupt accountable, regardless of their positions or affiliations, asserting the law's universal application. He reiterated his call for public
trials for major corrupt officials upon legal conviction.
