> "Corporate ethics and compliance may be similar, but their cores are different," says Oshima from his home in Sendai. "From the perspective of corporate socia

> "Corporate ethics and compliance may be similar, but their cores are different," says Oshima from his home in Sendai. "From the perspective of corporate social responsibility, we cannot say that there is no need to question a company's actions just because they are not a crime under the law." If only we could see those actions before they result in disaster. So many of these decisions happen behind closed doors and the public can't see what future risks are being assigned to them. Whether it's apps downloading a user's entire address book in the name of "standard industry practice", pink slime in a hamburger, or a dangerously constructed power plant, we don't get the chance to participate in these decisions. Sunlight would really help.