After reading \"Universal Human Values: Finding an Ethical Common Ground\" do yo

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After reading "Universal Human Values: Finding an Ethical Common Ground" do you believe that ethics can be legislated or litigated and why? What are the factors that sets one's moral compass? Please use the above article, to reflect what would be in your global code of ethics? How has Ethics changed in the last 50 years? Do you believe in situational ethics and why? article summary below

links for reference

https://stephsamantha.wordpress.com/2016/05/02/universal-human-values-finding-an-ethical-common-ground/

https://www.questia.com/magazine/1G1-16125224/universal-human-values-finding-an-ethical-commonn

Explanation / Answer

Ethics can be legislated or Ligitated :

We can't legislate morality. This statement is not true in my opinion . "Morality" means a behaviour which is expressed to others and have to be socially and kegally excepted by the society. Our legal system legislates all kinds of behaviour . The laws regarding criminal cases , defrauding, and misrepresenting all reflect "moral" values. If a person is caught doing all these illegal cases despite having the right morals they have still criminals under law.

Moral Compass :

Moral compass is a capaity or an ability of the person as to how the person can judge right or wrong things to take a decision according to his perception is known as Moral compass .

Factors of moral compass

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