Equality

( it is the principle of equality). Ethics comes from the Greek Ethicos, moral and Ethos, moeurs.Ethique it is the study of morality. One might ask if a democratic society in which power is held by the people, is necessarily ethical. We try to answer this question through the two great conceptions of morality, objectivist vision of one hand and the vision of relativistic in other hand. MORALITY objectivist consider the moral laws, like the freedom ,equality ,justice, does not depend

Introduction: Our presentation deals with “Health discrimination”. According to the High Authority for the Struggle Against Discrimination and for Equality (a French institution), 28% of French salaries have suffered from discrimination at work, in 2009.  Among these discriminations, there are the discriminations due to health.  This is a very important problem in our society, nowadays. There are some ways to fight this scourge, but it’s very difficult. On one hand, there

l’expérience d’une répartition strictement égalitaire : pas de traitement de faveur, ni de discrimination selon le sexe – « let the people decide ». A way of life is created, surtout autour de civil desobedience and voter registration projects. « racial equality between white women and black men represented a breakdown in the social order. » p.44 corrélation directe entre égalité raciale et menace pour la sexualité traditionnelle de la femme. Cette coopération met à mal un ordre familial et social. La

travaux du "Projet du Millénaire" http://unmp.forumone.com(Rubrique "Task force reports", puis sélectionner "achieving gender equality and empowering women"). Par Claudy Vouhé, coordinatrice du réseau Genre en Action et spécialiste « genre et développement » Références : OMD Gender Equality and the Millennium Development Goals Progress of the World’s Women : Gender Equality and the Millennium Development Goals Seeking Accountability on Women’s Human Rights : Women Debate the Millennium Development

et compléments d'informations* The Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) was set up under the 1976 Race Relations Act. It receives an annual grant from the Home Office, but works independently from the Government. The CRE is run by Commissioners appointed by the Home Secretary, and has support from all the main political parties. The CRE has three main duties: - to work towards the elimination of racial discrimination and to promote equality of opportunity; - to encourage good relations between people

That man was compared to a prophet who wanted to help the others in order to be happy in his own life. He always has been full of hope since he believed in all the things he did. His goal, in a certain way, was very simple since he just wanted equality between humans. Unfortunately, the leader of the Civil Rights Movement was assassinated on April 4th 1968. His death conveyed a lack of hope in people's minds since they believed in his goal to eradicate racism against black people. In the years

henceforth a new face. And the murder of Kennedy, perceived as a defender of the blacks, gives little place to the hope. However, he is in the highly-rated of the president Johnson in 1965 when this one signs "Voting Rights Act" who guarantees the civic equality. In front of such reports, he makes a commitment against the Vietnam War but especially he try to fight against the poverty. While he prepares a new march against the poverty, he is murdered on the balcony of his hotel room to Memphis on April 4th

human race has reason to be proud, the United States has refused to sign almost all of them…” 7. – (l. 35) “Rather it is a marked indifference to rank and hierarchy.” OU – (l. 36) “We may not be economically equal, but we assume a kind of social equality with others…” 8. (l. 30) “an American degree”– (l. 32) “our schools and colleges at their best”– (l. 34) “the tradition of free speech” 9. (l. 38) “the liveliness of its classrooms”– (l. 38) “the inventiveness of the Internet”– (l. 39) “the thousands

"The Justification of Civil Disobedience." In Tom L. Beauchamp, ed., Ethics and Public Policy, pp. 132-145. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, 1975. See "The Justification of Civil Disobedience" (1969). "A Kantian Conception of Equality." Cambridge Review [London] (February 1975), 96(2225):94-99. OAEine Theorie der Gerechtigkeit. Franfurt: Suhrkamp, 1975. German translation by Hermann Vetter of a 1975, altered version of A Theory of Justice (1971). "A Theory of Justice

typically receive only a tiny fraction of the money generated by their products). Sex equality (encourage women work). Working conditions. Children work (respect of the United Nations agreement about children rights). Environment. Commercial relationships (social, economic and environmental producers’ease). Fair Trade organizations struggle for more equality in the world market Organizations FLO Fair Trade Labeling Organization. IFAT