Government departments and agencies routinely commission research to help them understand and respond to health, social and other problems. We expect such research to be impartial and unbiased. But governments impose legal conditions on such research that can subvert science and the public interest. Gagging clauses in contracts permit purchasers of research to modify, substantially ...
Governments shouldnt be able to censor research results they dont like
By Kypros Kypri
20 Jul 2015