A growing concern has emerged over how media outlets may be weakening public confidence in the very institutions designed to handle constitutional crises. Experts warn that persistent efforts to discredit these frameworks—whether through skepticism, misinformation, or outright opposition—could erode the trust needed for them to function effectively. The question now is whether such undermining will leave the system vulnerable when it matters most. The implications for democracy and stability hang in the balance.
Institutions built to resolve constitutional crises are only as strong as the trust people place in them. So what happens when the media actively work to undermine them?
