ETHICAL VALUES

ETHICAL VALUES

1. TOLERANCE

   • Liberality
   • Respect
   • understanding
   • Patience
   • Tolerance is the ability to tolerate and understand other people's differences, while respecting them.
     • In the century we are in, tolerance must be applied in all senses as there is much licentiousness and the inclusion of minorities is being more encouraged and tolerated as the LGBT community.
       • It attacks ethical problems such as racism, massacre of minorities, gender abuse, religious wars.

2. SOLIDARITY

   • Support
   • empathy
   • Cooperation
   • Fraternity
   • Solidarity is the value of feeling forgiveness and putting oneself in the shoes of others to help them.
     • Solidarity applies when we help others from the heart and without expecting something in return, for example when we make donations to people in need or simply provide a social service.
       • It attacks ethical problems such as public health problems, even poverty is a lack of solidarity and honesty on the part of corrupt rulers.

3. DIALOGUE

   • Wisdom
   • Communication
   • Agreement
   • Acertivity
   • Dialogue is the ability to communicate with others in an assertive manner, finding viable and peaceful solutions through this oral communication.
     • We use dialogue in life to reach agreements and to solve problem situations peacefully, or there are debates, peace dialogues between terrorist groups, dialogues between countries, etc.
       • It attacks ethical problems such as war between political sides, arguments and fights, wars between powers for disinformation or lack of dialogue.

4. EQUALITY

   • Justice
   • Imparciality
   • fulfilment of rights
   • Objectivity
   • Equality is the value of justice, each person should receive what they deserve and their rights in equal shares.
     • In my life, equality has been fundamental because I grew up in a democratic environment where I was taught to give and receive equal treatment to everyone. Equality is implemented through human rights and the constitutions of each country.
       • It attacks ethical problems such as extreme poverty, poor public education and lack of job opportunities (high unemployment rate).

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