Immunity of international monetary agencies

By MAS Molla BAAS, Dhaka
26 November 2004, 18:00 PM
If these agencies work for the benefit of the recipient people then why are they afraid of being accountable? Are the people concerned so foolish that they don't understand their well-being? So they may raise some undue questions that may hamper the agencies' 'humanitarian works' and for that reason these agencies want immunity to the unjust and rather 'barbaric' rules and regulations of these 'lesser nations'?

I think the case is otherwise. Actually, these agencies are unjust. If they are just they need not enjoy any immunity to national and international rules. Rather, they would happily be accountable to every law formulated for the well-being of the humans.