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LESSON 10 Universal Values

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UNIVERSAL VALUES

UNIVERSAL VALUES
• Regardless of national, social, or personal
variations, universal values in ethics refer
to ethical principles or moral convictions
that are thought to be applicable to all
people. These values are regarded as
fundamental and ageless, serving as a
foundation for guiding human conduct and
decision-making in a variety of
circumstances.
Some examples of universal values
in ethics include:
1.Respect for human dignity: All
individuals have inherent worth and
should be treated with respect and
dignity.

2. Justice: Fairness and equality in the


distribution of resources, opportunities,
and rights.
3.Honesty: Truthfulness and integrity
in all
interactions and communications.

4. Compassion: Empathy, kindness,


and
concern for the well-being of others.
5.Non-violence: Rejection of the use of force,
aggression, and harm against others. The
principle of resolving conflict without the uses of
physical harm. (Diplomacy)

6.Freedom: The right to express oneself, make


choices, and live without oppression or coercion.

7.Responsibility: Being accountable for one's


actions and their impact on others and the
environment.
These values may vary across
cultures, their core concepts are
often seen as essential for fostering
peaceful, cooperative, and ethical
societies. Philosophers like
Immanuel Kant and others have
argued that these values reflect
fundamental aspects of human
nature and are necessary for moral
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