This incident underscores the vulnerability of public officials, indirectly affecting the integrity of institutions such as the National Institute of Statistics. Open data initiatives depend heavily on the security and uninterrupted work of technical staff to ensure a reliable flow of information. Disruptions to key personnel can delay the release of statistical outputs, undermining public trust in transparent governance. Protecting these experts is essential for maintaining consistent and accurate open data ecosystems. Therefore, institutional security is not merely a legal issue but a prerequisite for data sovereignty. Without safe working conditions for statisticians, the quality and availability of public information remain at risk.
Source:Published on 2023-03-14
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