Posted 25 September 2018 The ethical case against sex-selective abortion isn't simple Dr Jeremy Williams (Department of Philosophy and Centre for the Study of Global Ethics), writes for The Conversation on the morality and legality of sex-selective terminations, a key topic in public debate over abortion in many countries over the last few years.
Posted 07 September 2018 Director of Centre for the Study of Global Ethics' evidence published in Government Committee report Evidence submitted by Dr Jonathan Parry to an inquiry undertaken by the Parliamentary International Development Committee (IDC) into Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in the Aid Sector has been published as part of the full report.
Posted 05 September 2018 Climate ethicists flying to conferences? The middle ground regarding voluntarily offsetting emissions Carbon offsetting allows you to 'neutralise' your CO2 emissions by preventing the same amount you use being emitted elsewhere (eg. flights). Dr Wouter Peeters writes for the Justice Everywhere blog arguing that under some conditions, emitting-and-offsetting should be morally acceptable.