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The behaviour of Hun Sen and his ruling Cambodian People's Party, the committee says, "trends towards authoritarianism", while the courts, army and police are all deficient in terms of independence and impartiality.(Picture credit: Wikimedia Commons).

The contrast of their garments, starker than almost anything else in the picture, seems to imply that the grand impartiality of light is the painting's main theme.

The emerging picture "casts a very serious shadow over the impartiality and fairness of the process for the litigants," said Richard Hesse, interim dean at the Franklin Pierce Law Center here, "and certainly does leave a shadow over what we profess is the central proposition of our legal system, and that is a rule of law, not a rule of men".

But theatre is not bound by rules of impartiality and balance: you don't, after all, get a fair picture of the French in Henry V. I stress the point only because this week has seen strenuous attacks on works like Caryl Churchill's Seven Jewish Children and accusations of antisemitism levelled at its supporters.

Kochanski does her best to see both sides of the picture, but relies too much on interviews with Polish survivors – and the generally well-sustained impartiality of this book slips a little when she accuses Ukrainians of "disloyalty to the Polish state".

Davies is asking about impartiality.

The blindfold represents impartiality.

Screw journalistic impartiality!

His impartiality is sacred.

What is impartiality?

Impartiality over Brexit?