Ethics, Rights, and White’s Antitrust Skepticism

Medical ethics and human rights in wartime.

Ethics in International Conflict: The Nature and Effects of Humanitarian Rights on Women and Children

Background: In all wars, the only group that suffers even more than the military is the civilians, because they are the target of these conflicts due to their physiological condition, and because they are less able to defend themselves, they are more at risk than others. Individuals are exposed and more exposed to violence and violations of rights and freedoms than any other individual or group...

Basics of research (Part 5): Ethics and human rights.

The concept of ethical treatment of human subjects has a long and constantly evolving history. Its roots are found in ancient Anglo common law, but it was not until the twentieth century, as the abuse inflicted on research participants came to light, that it attained the importance it holds today. Currently, all studies involving humans in the United States are subject to extensive regulations,...

Ethics and human rights in South African medicine.

Towards a sexual ethics of rights and responsibilities.

Sexual rights as human rights encompass individual freedoms and social entitlements. Both depend for their realisation on equally important social responsibilities on the part of individuals, couples, families, other social institutions, and the State. The principle that all persons must understand their own sexual rights and responsibilities and respect the equal rights of others - particularl...