A dozen were accused, and summarily terminated. There has not been an investigation at this point. At least two of them are already dead. Meanwhile, back at t

A dozen were accused, and summarily terminated. There has not been an investigation at this point. At least two of them are already dead. Meanwhile, back at the too big to fail bank land, HSBC was found doing business with actual terrorist organizations, cartels, and engaging in government corruption, and they paid a fine that they themselves were able to set, and then go about their day. But a humanitarian organization that millions rely on for day to day life due to an occupying force that can't be bothered to comply with international law must be held to a higher standard. Or something.