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Is torture ever justified?
Despite torture being near universally recognised as a crime against humanity it unfortunately seems…
Daniel Halliday
Mar 3
4Viewpoints
Should the death penalty be abolished?
Capital punishment and the idea of ending someone's life for committing a crime has a very long hist…
Daniel Halliday
Mar 1
3Viewpoints
Was Dr. He Jiankui justified in using CRISPR/Cas9 technology in a human experiment?
In November 2018 biophysics researcher Dr He Jiankui claimed to have created the first genetically e…
Daniel Halliday
May 18
1Viewpoints
Do we need more laws to protect whistleblowers?
Whistleblowers face an often harsh level of retribution for bringing to light cases of fraud, malpra…
Daniel Halliday
Apr 8
2Viewpoints
Is a terror attack still terrorism when carried out by someone with mental health problems?
On 27th April 2019 Isaiah Joel Peoples, an Iraqi War Veteran suffering from PTSD, intentionally drov…
Daniel Halliday
May 9
1Viewpoints
What is behind the Trump administration’s apparent attack on abortion?
Following the recent confrontation with the United Nations over a UN resolution to end sexual violen…
Daniel Halliday
May 3
1Viewpoints
Why is there such a big difference in male and female suicide rates?
Females generally tend to have a higher rate of depression and attempt suicide more often when compa…
Daniel Halliday
Sep 9
3Viewpoints
Should athlete doping be taken so seriously?
Detection seems to always be a step behind new doping techniques. With talk of gene doping being an …
Daniel Halliday
May 25, 2018
3Viewpoints
What can be done to fight toxic tourism?
There are many controversies surrounding tourism involving the exploitation of cultures, wildlife or…
Daniel Halliday
Sep 26
5Viewpoints
Should crimes committed online be prosecuted internationally?
A British woman has recently been arrested in Dubai following a Facebook comment she posted in the U…
Daniel Halliday
Apr 12
2Viewpoints
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