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Films about human dignity
Michael Cook | 05 July 2009
Here's a selection of some great films about human dignity. Help us to add more -- comments, please!
Versailles, 1919-2009: a new world order’s legacy
David A. Andelman | 03 July 2009 | 2
The treaty concluded on 28 June 1918 reverberates today across a huge area from Iran and Iraq to the Balkans and even beyond.
A failure of ethical imagination
Margaret Somerville | 02 July 2009 | 1
Some scientists cannot understand that our most treasured values are at stake in research on human embryos.
The Weight of a Mustard Seed
Francis Phillips | 01 July 2009 | 3
The general who commanded Saddam Hussein's troops during the First Gulf
War was a fundamentally decent man caught in a web of corruption.
Korea’s population crisis
Choi Seon-jeong | 01 July 2009 | 2
Korea is suffering from a national crisis of super-low fertility. The head of the Korean affiliate of Planned Parenthood explains why.
The real struggle in Iran
George Friedman | 30 June 2009 | 5
The fantasy of democrats overthrowing the Islamic Republic has passed. In any case, none of the warring factions at the top is friendly to the US.
40 years of gay “rights”
Robert R. Reilly | 29 June 2009 | 22
Although President Obama is hosting a gala reception for gay leaders in the White House, has the time come for homosexual marriage?
How to treat an unfaithful husband
Charles Sendegeya | 27 June 2009 | 49
Jenny Sanford is willing to forgive her husband and welcome him back - in time. Is that enough?
‘I was framed’
Denyse O'Leary | 25 June 2009 | 15
A science writer is written off as 'religious' for defending uncertainty in science.
Gatekeepers of life
Margaret Somerville | 25 June 2009 | 6
How should doctors deal with potential conflict-of-interest when prescribing expensive drugs?
The politics of food
Brian Lilley | 24 June 2009 | 11
You aren't going to eat that are you? Tales of seals eaten more than 100 miles away.
How many mothers die from ‘unsafe abortion’?
Donna J Harrison | 23 June 2009 | 2
Nobody knows, and current definitions are designed with political ends in mind.
A flawed election or a crushed revolution?
George Friedman | 23 June 2009 | 15
The Western media only spoke with the twittering classes on the streets of Teheran. There was fraud in the election, but Ahmadinejad has the support of the people.
Up
Amos Hunt | 22 June 2009 | 1
Why is an animated film from Pixar about a grumpy old man raking it in at the box office?
What we need is a fatherhood revolution
Warwick Marsh | 20 June 2009 | 4
The times they are a-changing. Being a dad is becoming cool.
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