Conscience
A voice of conscience in the Kenyan media
Martyn Drakard | 20 July 2009
Leading journalist Chaacha Mwita discusses the challenge of achieving citizen power in Kenya.
Obeying the Leviathan
Michael Cook | 18 April 2009
A post-modernist looks at conscientious objection and decides he doesn't care for it very much.
Professionals or automatons?
Cristina Alarcon | 16 April 2009
Should pharmacists have the right to act according to their consciences, or are they prescription-filling robots?
The campaign against conscience rights
Nancy Valko | 26 January 2009
American healthcare workers who oppose abortion and euthanasia could be squeezed out of their jobs.
The Filipino front in the culture wars
Rosa Linda Valenzona | 22 October 2008
The heavyweights of the global reproductive health agenda are making an all-out bid to displace the church as the conscience of the Philippines.
Respect for conscience must be a social value
Margaret Somerville | 17 October 2008
In mature Western democracies we have competing societal values, with abortion at the eye of the storm.
Forcing compliance
Michael Cook | 17 October 2008
The Australian state of Victoria has a world first: a law which forces doctors to refer women for abortion or to do it themselves -- even if they have a conscientious objection.
Doctors’ orders
Michael A. Fragoso | 16 October 2008
Attacks on conscientious objection are part of an international campaign to make abortion a basic human right.
The best get convictions; the worst get medals
Nigel Hannaford | 09 October 2008
A Canadian woman has spent nearly half of the last 14 years in jail as a prisoner of conscience. Why doesn't she have a medal?
A question of conscience
Michael Cook | 13 September 2008
Why are pro-choice activists so dismissive of freedom of conscience?
The thorny issue of politicians and conscience
John A. Gueguen, Jr | 10 June 2005
Last year's presidential campaign saw many Catholic politicians tiptoeing through a minefield of moral issues. Could it happen again?
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