Put a value on nature

Task:
How many Environmental Problems are quote on the video?
The Mother Nature only has one  ecological infrastructure and that  is your  natural capital. Do you think we can afford too much of such ethical choices?.
These problems have a cost, to whom should this get paid?
Under one Principle of Responsibility how do you think we have to  act?

Bioethical subject

Look for information about one  important bioethical subject such as:

• New Fertility Procedure May Lead to ‘Embryo Farming’
• Assisted Suicide
• Designer Babies
• Organ Transplant Market
• Uses of The Human Genome as Public
• DNA Patents,  ....

Make a presentation about one of this Global problems.
Who  is that can decide the best option? The state- Why?. The individual - Why ?
Show your ideas in your presentation.

The Electoral College explained

Human dignity

Why the Human Dignity?

Human Dignity is The Basis of Fundamental Human Rights
Human dignity is inviolable and it must be respected and protected. The dignity of the human person is not only a fundamental right in itself, but constitutes the basis of fundamental rights in international law.
The 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights enshrined this principle in its preamble: ‘recognition of the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world’.
For this reason the dignity of the human person is part of the substance of any right protected by international human rights law. It must, therefore, be respected, even where a right is restricted.




Human Dignity is at the Heart of Human Identity
Human dignity goes to the heart of human identity. Without dignity none of the protections of the various legal human rights mechanisms can have real meaning, which is why the concept has held, and continues to hold, a central place in the international human rights framework.

Tasks: 

• Look for information about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: What, where, when, why, how, ...?
• What Human Rights articles are relative with the human dignity?
• What do you think, is possible the human dignity without freedom or equality? 

Link to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Link to Creation of declaration

Ethical philosophies: Kant, Mill, Plato, Aristotle

Investigate and create  a  presentation  about  the ethical philosophy of: Mill, Kant, Epicurus, Stoics, Platón Aristoteles.
Mill: link 1, Link 2,  link 3
Kant: Link 1, link 2,
Epicurus: Link1, link 2,
Stoics: Link1, link 2,
Plato: Link 1, link 2, link 3,
Aristotle Link 1, link 2,

1. You make a presentation with your ethical philosophy.
2. You look for a video or one image that show your ethical philosophy. You can create the image.
3. Your group explain us your specific ethic.
4. Prepare a summary for your mates.
5. Give us two reasons to choose  your specific  ethic

“Global Economic Ethic – Consequences for Global Businesses”

Manifiesto para Una ética económica global 
Manif es to Global Economic Ethic Consequences for Global Businesses

3/2/1

• 3 Main ideas in this text
• 2  Questions 
• 1 Analogy, summary, conclusion

Bioethical Debate

Bioethical Debate
Look for information about different  important bioethical subject such as:
New Fertility Procedure May Lead to ‘Embryo Farming’
Assisted Suicide
Designer Babies
Organ Transplant Market
Uses of The Human Genome as Public
DNA Patents,  ....

About all these Global problems Who  is that can decide the best option?
The state- Why?. The individual - Why ? Show your ideas in the debate