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    The document discusses morality, rights, and moral rights. It states that moral principles can be based on culture, religion, experiences, and personal values. A right is a justified claim or entitlement that is due to a rights-holder. Moral rights are related to an individual's sense of conviction and depend on community ethical standards. While moral rights are sanctioned by society and backed by public opinion, violations of moral rights do not entail legal punishment.

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    The document discusses morality, rights, and moral rights. It states that moral principles can be based on culture, religion, experiences, and personal values. A right is a justified claim or entitlement that is due to a rights-holder. Moral rights are related to an individual's sense of conviction and depend on community ethical standards. While moral rights are sanctioned by society and backed by public opinion, violations of moral rights do not entail legal punishment.

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    Moral Rights: Montegrande, Abegail N. Bsce - 3B

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    The document discusses morality, rights, and moral rights. It states that moral principles can be based on culture, religion, experiences, and personal values. A right is a justified claim or entitlement that is due to a rights-holder. Moral rights are related to an individual's sense of conviction and depend on community ethical standards. While moral rights are sanctioned by society and backed by public opinion, violations of moral rights do not entail legal punishment.

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    Moral

    Montegrande, Abegail N.

    Rights
    BSCE -3B
    SLIDESMANIA
    Morality
    Moral principles can be
    based on culture, religion,
    experiences, and personal
    values.
    SLIDESMANIA
    Right
    Is a justified claim, entitlement or
    assertion of what a rights-holder is
    due.
    SLIDESMANIA
    Moral
    rights
    Are related to individual’s sense of
    conviction. They depend on the ethical
    standards of the community.
    SLIDESMANIA
    Moral rights
    They are sanctioned by the society and
    backed by public opinions. Violation of
    moral rights does not entail legal
    punishment.
    SLIDESMANIA
    Thank
    you!
    SLIDESMANIA

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