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Though Hawai‘i is often described as paradise and set the benchmark for the most affordable health care in the nation, its health care system has been in crisis well before COVID-19 and the Lahaina fires.
For those currently incarcerated, those with a history of incarceration, and their families and communities, incarceration leaves a lasting effect on health and well-being.
- Forced Organ Harvesting: A Decades-long Injustice in Need of International Accountability and Action
China has a long and concerning history of forced organ harvesting which is a clear social justice issue and a severe violation of patient autonomy. Citizens, political leaders, and international committees all play an essential role in ending this practice.
How might news platforms and products ensure that ethical journalism on chronic issues is not drowned out by the noise of runaway political news cycles?
A Tech Ethics Case Study
Ethical questions arise in interactions among students, instructors, administrators, and providers of AI tools.
In water rights discussions, there is an ethical responsibility to include Indigenous people in both conversations and legislation decisions.
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Internet Ethics: Views From Silicon Valley
Internet Ethics Director Irina Raicu comments on privacy, big data, access, and other issues.