The Ethical
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| Originally published | February 14, 2003 |
| Editors | Edith Wyschogrod |
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| ID | 2044419 |
About The Ethical
The Ethical is a collection of readings on ethics and the nature of morality by some of the most important contemporary philosophers in the continental tradition. Presents penetrating discussions of the ethical as it is treated in Continental philosophy. . . .
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... " One of the world s saddest elephants has passed away, " People for The Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta) said...
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... Commenting on the BBC s footage, Peter McAllister, executive director of The Ethical Trading Initiative said, the shorter the lead times the more pressure there is on the workforce and on working conditions...
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... " Speaking to the BBC, Google s Isaac Reynolds, who leads the team developing the camera systems on the firm s smartphones, said the company takes The Ethical consideration of its consumer technology seriously...
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... " The CIA really dropped the ball here, " The Ethical hacker said...
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... The contest has drawn criticism from some animal rights groups, including People for The Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta), who say there should be regulations that require the animals to be exterminated in a humane way, and that it shouldn t be done by amateur hunters...
Sam Altman: CEO of OpenAI calls for US to regulate artificial intelligence
... He has not shied away from addressing The Ethical questions that AI raises, and has pushed for more regulation...
Eating fish same as eating cats, Cleethorpes animal rights poster suggests
... The electronic billboard advert in Cleethorpes, by the People for The Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta), shows a fishmonger holding up a fish which changes into a dead cat...
'We turned down a client to uphold gay rights'
... The Ethical scheme was first launched in 2007 in the US, and there are now 6,543 companies around the world which have obtained B Corp status...
Eating fish same as eating cats, Cleethorpes animal rights poster suggests
By Stuart HarrattBBC News
An advert which suggests eating fish is the same as eating pets has been put up by an Animal Rights charity near a seaside fish and chip shop.
The electronic billboard advert in Cleethorpes, by The People for The Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta), shows a fishmonger holding up a fish which changes into a dead cat.
Urging people to " go vegan" Peta said fish were " friends, not food".
One passer-by described the ad as " a bit sick".
" It's a cat. You don't eat a cat, " he added.
Another local resident who saw the poster near the Gr8 White Fish takeaway in the North East Lincolnshire resort said: " Obviously if you love animals it's horrible. It's distressing. "
Meanwhile, A Man said the advert had The Opposite effect to that intended by the Animal Rights charity.
" I'm reminded I'm having fish and chips today, " he told The Bbc .
Jennifer White , from Peta, said the poster " aims to remind people that all animals deserve protection".
She added that The Fishing industry was the " biggest killer of animals on the planet".
" We really want to get people thinking about how fish have the exact same capacity to feel pain and suffer as a cat and a dog would, " She Said .
" This actually all comes down to speciesism, which is the misguided belief that some species are more important than Others - and this is how humans justify mistreating animals. "
In a statement, Peta said: " Fish share knowledge and have long memories as well as cultural traditions. "
North East Lincolnshire is the UK centre for seafood processing, with More Than 5,000 people directly employed in the industry.
Mike Cohen from The National Federation of Fishermen's Organisations said: " The People of the UK have enjoyed eating fish for thousands of years.
" To suggest that fish feel pain in the same way as mammals is, at best, highly misleading. "
He added: " Seafood is a healthy, delicious, affordable, and low-carbon part of their diet for the vast majority of people in This Country and well managed fisheries provide sustainable jobs in communities all around our coast.
" Perhaps it would be best to leave people alone to make their own choices, without putting silly misinformation on posters. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com