We are championing the fight against impunity by raising the red flag every time a journalist is killed and calling for justice.
"It's time for Europeans to recognize that they can't look the other way when a terrorist organization is using their territory with impunity for fund-raising and logistics," said Daniel Benjamin, who until December was the top counterterrorism official at the State Department and is now a scholar at Dartmouth College.
That means "landlords can raise rents with impunity," says Glenn Kelman, chief executive of Redfin.
It goes straight to landlords, who raise rents with impunity knowing the state will foot the bill.
Verizon Wireless and AT&T, who together account for about two-thirds of U.S. wireless subscribers, can raise prices with impunity and often appear to act in lockstep: Both companies introduced "share everything" plans within about a month of each other and announced they would phase out unlimited use data plans.
When Internet companies were hot, anyone with a dot-comedy routine could raise bundles with impunity.
Market forces have only encouraged cable companies to keep raising prices with impunity.
"What we can do is to get across a message of zero tolerance, which for us means zero complacency when credible allegations are raised, and zero impunity when we find that there has been malfeasance," he said.
For example, nothing has been done to address the concerns of minority groups who have argued that they can be abused with impunity, which was a concern raised in the report by Sir Brian Leveson.
Despite the latest findings of continued police impunity, a Reuters investigation last year raised the possibility that the new authorities have occasionally been too zealous in prosecuting former officers, finding "serious flaws" in the case against a riot police commander accused of ordering the shooting protestors.
