The impact of such an initiative may not be big, or even disruptive, but I'd say it at least adds cost to keep the impunity status up. Also, given a project li

The impact of such an initiative may not be big, or even disruptive, but I'd say it at least adds cost to keep the impunity status up. Also, given a project like this has significant findings and gets picked up by traditional or social media, it may act as a catalyst to public outrage against said impunity, which may trigger more significant changes. 'Changing how a system works' rarely happens as a result of a single event. Even with changes which have a definite turning point, this turning point is often a drop in a bucket which started to be filled much before.