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    women in the world still high and so many people trying to get the same equality as men and they against violence. Violence against women can be form into rape, sexual harassment, domestic violence, prenatal sex selection, mob violence, female infanticide, reproductive coercion, and many more. This cases lead so many activist of women right lead a demo to give aspiration of women right freedom. There is a real case about a couple, husband and wife which the husband kill his wife because of the…

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    Social evils like Sati, Polygamy, child marriage, female infanticide and the prevention of widow remarriage arose as they were treated as chattels. Apart from that, evil of dowry seemed to have prevailed especially in Rajasthan6. But medieval period has witnessed eminent and brilliant personalities like Chandbibi…

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    The Republicans recognized that this was becoming a major issue that the electorate felt very strongly about. They worked hard to make evangelicals believe that “if evangelicals don’t mobilize to stop abortion, infanticide and involuntary euthanasia will soon become widespread” (Dudley), that abortion is morally wrong, and that the bible and God tells us that abortion is wrong and should be illegal. This type of fear and thinking has lead to the continued growth and…

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    belief system did not matter, because the intrinsic nature of the act was immoral. If morality is relative, and every culture has its own socially constructed framework of right and wrong, should we accept the holocaust ,cultures that practice infanticide or genital mutilation as moral because it is relative to their culture? No, instead such cultures ought to be educated because their worldview could be incoherent, which is why the morality anchored to it has been erroneously taken. A…

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    BACKGROUND We, Elizabeth, Jessica and Raina are studying Biotechnology- Forensics Advance in Fleming College. This report was prepared as an assignment for Technical Communications, as a Group Presentation Report. The report looks at the status of Physician Assisted Suicide (PAS) in Canada. Being a contemporary medical, ethical and legal issue, we found it to be an apt report topic. SCOPE This report includes the history of legalization, the current stance and the ethical perspectives…

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    The morality of abortion is an argument that has spanned decades with debates on both sides as to whether or not it is right to kill a fetus that is not yet born. Even today, there is still no set motion that humanity follows as a whole, and they have been labelled as being either ‘pro-choice’ or ‘pro-life’ following in their own beliefs as to what is right. There are even many articles, essays, and journals today which exist to validate the point of each of these sides. Many have attempted to…

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    Witchcrafts were very common in medieval times. Thousands of people were being killed, murdered and accused for witch trials. Meaning of witchcraft is using supernatural powers or magical powers and witches were people who possess supernatural powers. According to book witchcrafts in Middle Ages by Jeffery Burton Russell “The most useful approach to definition of witchcraft is to recognize it as phenomenon: a human perception”. The opinion concerning meaning of witchcraft had being mottled and…

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    India being dominated with villages and towns, women are even now restricted from many things. This trend has drastically changed, not yet abolished though, but it will soon die due to Globalization. Sati system, female infanticide, and such other mal-practices have literally vanished but a few things still have to improve and I believe by this trend of religion and right morals it will soon become…

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    Despite stark differences between Athens and Sparta, both city-states constructed a hierarchical society in which a minority of privileged citizens had access to resources and public roles that was beneficial to them. Although Athens’ interest and preference in philosophy, art, cultural activities, and a form of direct democracy had a significant impact on the variety and flexibility of citizen-roles, and later, the Western governments. This is in contrast to Sparta’s militarized society which…

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    People may say and did mention in the asking of the article written “How Cruel Were the Spaniards?” the Spaniards were not the only ones they could be considered cruel, Native Indians were just as cruel, some engaged in human sacrifice, slavery, infanticide. And other forms of human behavior that we regard today as “cruel”. But that’s not the discussion of the topic…

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