Filipinos have narrowly escaped the establishment of a legal market for organs. But will the new system work?
The insertion of long-acting contraceptives into the bodies of young girls does not protect them from sexual abuse. It sets them up for greater exploitation.
Depriving a goldfish of fishy companions has become a crime in Switzerland.
Childlessness is not a tragedy, says an Anglican bishop.
Sound evidence and sound language are absent in pro-choice arguments.
An ethical development could make embryonic stem cell research obsolete and derail plans for California's $3 billion institute.
After 40 years and 6.6 million abortions British psychiatrists say there could be harmful psychological effects.
A Canadian man’s life depends on a ventilator. His relatives want to keep it on; his doctors want to turn it off.
The new science of morality might sound impressive to those mesmerised by science but is it really new?
Female circumcision is outrageous, but then so is much of what we do to women in the West.
Anniversaries of court decisions in the United States and Canada highlight the need for open discussion of this moral issue in the public square.
Is it true that your offspring will not be capable of a mature decision until he or she is 25?
A Canadian ethicist offers a fresh approach to defending human dignity.
As forecast, therapeutic cloning is well and truly on the skids. But how did it happen so quickly?
The complexities and controversies of using law to protect the foetus.
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