Should governments publish the costs of every failed major project?
Officials should not bury expensive failures under vague claims about lessons learned.
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Officials should not bury expensive failures under vague claims about lessons learned.
The person paying for persuasion should be as visible as the slogan.
Officials should not hide behind taxpayers after knowingly violating privacy rights.
Punishing a population is a poor substitute for changing a government's behavior.
A life-changing legal proceeding should not depend on someone's ability to hire counsel.
Evidence of serious wrongdoing should not vanish because the accused institution claims ownership.
Shared service could make citizenship a duty rather than only a bundle of benefits.
Tax-funded media should explain disputes without adopting a political mission.
Pretrial freedom should not depend on whether a family can afford a payment.
Some people believe release should depend on demonstrated safety, not a calendar.
Public money should fund relocation instead of rebuilding the same exposed properties.
Baseless challenges should have a financial cost rather than becoming a fundraising strategy.