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There's got to be something in between "desirable positive public health outcome" and "human right." Nothing about closing any given toilet implies "human right
by noworld 4y ago
There's got to be something in between "desirable positive public health outcome" and "human right." Nothing about closing any given toilet implies "human rights violation."
- klyrs 4y ago"Any given toilet" is doing a lot of work there. Governments actually know how much people generally need to go to the bathroom. In fact, in many places, you can't get a license to host a large public event without providing toilets. But when it comes to public transit and downtown cores where that very same government has a very good handle on how many people are expected to be hanging around on an average/peak day, no need for toilets whatsoever!