ethics
ethics
As we send this program on the airwaves, Armstrong is preparing to unveil her "Charter for Compassion" to the world.
As we send this program on the airwaves, Armstrong is preparing to unveil her "Charter for Compassion" to the world.
As we send this program on the airwaves, Armstrong is preparing to unveil her "Charter for Compassion" to the world.
Here’s a fascinating case of modern law meets 5000-year-old religious tradition. At the end of October, the British Supreme Court decided that — in the case of accepting applicants to a Jewish high school — observance, not ethnicity, should be used in determining admissions. From Sarah Lyall’s New York Times write-up on the ruling:
