Part 4: When Leadership Must Answer
Disclaimer: This article contains personal views and analysis on matters of public interest. It is not legal advice. Readers should consult a qualified lawyer for advice on their specific circumstances. In Part 1, I wrote about silence . In Part 2, I wrote about technicalities . In Part 3, I asked whether every injustice must be dragged through the courts before it is acknowledged. Each of these reflects a failure of institutions . But behind every institution stands leadership . And when leadership fails, the consequences are magnified.