Global health ethics: the rationale for mutual caring

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This article addresses growing disparity in global health care. The authors, maintaining disparities between wealth and health are widening internationally, argue a multidisciplinary approach emphasizing bioethics can help improve global health care by applying shared and foundational values.

Evaluation, Health care industry, International aspects, World health, Bioethics

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Dithering over Darfur? A preliminary review of the international response

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A preliminary assessment of the international response to Darfur to see how it compares to the denial and delay of ten years ago is presented. The significant misgivings about a US-led military intervention and SudaneseEs intransigence and diplomatic skill are discussed.

Sudan, Insurgency, Military aspects, Sudanese foreign relations, Darfur, Sudan (Region)

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Why protect civilians? Innocence, immunity and enmity in war

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This article examines the notion of protecting civilian rights as a justification for war. The author argues that for war to be accepted it must be promoted as a humanitarian endeavor, with special interests set aside.

Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Civil Rights, Wars, Ethics, War, Humanitarian aid, Morality of war

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