Tomoko Akane, a prestigious Japanese jurist, a judge of the International Criminal Court currently presiding, has said in recent statements: “Sooner or later history will hold us to account: where were you?” I agree, but we have to nuance that “to all.” History will ask more rigorously for those who have the most responsibilities about the public thing. And less, much less, for those who have the ability to modify their immediate environment and…
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Tomoko Akane, a prestigious Japanese jurist, a judge of the International Criminal Court currently presiding, has said in recent statements: “Sooner or later history will hold us to account: where were you?” I agree, but we have to nuance that “to all.” History will ask more rigorously for those who have the most responsibilities about the public thing. And less, much less, for those who have the ability to modify their immediate environment and…