Mr Pahwa says he believes attacks on these sites are counter-productive because they inevitably encourage politicians to bring in stricter rules to prevent them happening, which defeats the object.
Singapore is already bringing in stricter rules that compel financial institutions to identify accounts they strongly suspect hold the proceeds of fraudulent or willful tax evasion and, where necessary, to close them before July 1.
But there are three security guards on the ground floor, a logbook for sign-ins and strict rules.
At a minimum, these states must put in place strict rules barring judges from ruling in cases involving major financial supporters.
In 1912, strict rules regarding amateurism were in effect for athletes participating in the Olympics.
While the union "promises duty-free access for goods from least-developed countries, in reality strict rules prevent the poorest countries in the world from taking advantage, particularly in textiles," said Jo Leadbeater, head of Oxfam's European Union advocacy office.
But what will actually be in those "strict rules" for capital, liquidity, and so on?
A DfID spokesman said: "Individual investments are fully decided by CDC and the government has put in place strict rules which require commitments to deliver jobs, economic development and poverty alleviation in developing countries".
The finals aren't till next Monday (15th August) so that night, he went out celebrating in Rio, despite strict rules in the Dutch camp that athletes aren't allowed to leave the team base or consume alcohol.
A plan is in the works to cut industrial emissions by 90% over the next few years and to bring in far stricter rules for other emissions, including car exhaust.
