GEE 4 GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP

PURPOOF
SE ETHICS
GLO
BAL
A PRESENTATION BY GROUP 1
BLUE SAMURAI
PRODUCTIONS
GLOBAL
Fair and just, Fair and just,
World we share, World we
share,
Kindness, love, and empathy,
Kindness, love, and empathy,
Everywhere! Everywhere!

(Chorus)
Global ethics, Global ethics,
Guide our way, Guide our
way,
Help us build a better world,
Help us build a better world,
Day by day! Day by day!
 In our increasingly interconnected world,
the actions of one individual or nation can
have ripple effects across the globe. This
interconnectedness necessitates a framework
for solving complex moral dilemmas – this is
where global ethics enters the stage.
GLOBAL
ETHICS
Global ethics refer to a set of shared moral
principles and guidelines applicable to a world
characterized by interdependence and shared
challenges.
“the philosophical examination of what
constitutes right and wrong conduct in a
globalized world”
The Carnegie Council on Ethics in International
Affairs
“developing shared ethical principles as
a foundation for promoting peace,
sustainable development, and human
rights”
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and
Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
 WHY ARE GLOBAL
ETHICS IMPORTANT?
01
Addresses Global Challenges
Climate change, pandemics, and economic
inequality require collective action based on
shared ethical principles, such as fairness,
justice, and sustainability
02
Promotes Intercultural Understanding
Global ethics encourage dialogue and respect for
diverse cultural and moral perspectives,
fostering peaceful coexistence and collaboration.
02
Ensures Accountability
In an interconnected world, ethical frameworks
help hold individuals, corporations, and nations
accountable for their actions and their impact on
others.
Examples of Global Ethics in Action

• The Universal Declaration of Human Rights establishes a

common standard of human rights applicable to all individuals
across the globe

• The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

provide a framework for addressing global challenges through
collaboration and ethical considerations on others.
 Engaging with Global Ethics

• Being informed: Engaging with global issues and diverse perspectives

to understand the interconnectedness of the world.
• Practicing ethical consumerism: Making mindful choices regarding the
products and services we consume, considering their social and
environmental impact.
• Advocating for change: Supporting organizations and initiatives
promoting ethical globalization and holding institutions accountable.
GLOBAL ISSUE
A global issue is a major problem
that affects people in different parts
of the world and is a matter of
widespread concern that affects
human populations locally and that
are shared among diverse human
societies within our global
community.
Global issues are matters of:

Economic
Environmental
Social
• Political
ECONOMIC
ISSUES

Economic issues are problems, risks

and opportunities related to the
global economy that is the basis for
quality of life on a global basis.
Recessions
Unemployment
Inflation and Cost of Living
Government Deficits
Social Security Entitlements
Interest Rates
Tax Burden
Tax Avoidance
Resource Scarcity
Financial Crises
 ENVIRONM
ENTAL
ISSUES
Environmental issues are the harmful
effects of human activities on the
environment.
Climate Change
Global Warming
Ozone Layer Depletion
Water Pollution
Air Pollution
Solid Waste Management
Deforestation
Overpopulation
Water Scarcity
Ocean Acidification
SOCIAL
ISSUES
Social issues are problems that
reduces the quality of life which
includes current problems and risks
that represent a probability of future
problems.
Access to Education
Child Mortality
Racism
Pandemics
Refugees and Displacement
Women’s Right
Sanitation
LGBTQA+ Rights
Affordable Housing
Public Safety
 POLITICAL
ISSUES
Political issues are conflicts of
various types that occur between
individuals, organizations, states, and
other actors.
Cronyism
Misinformation
Social Safety Net
Political Polarization
Government Spending
Political Accountability
Terrorism
Civic Engagement
Immigration
Political Stability
ETHICAL
ISSUES
Ethical issue is a situation, either personal
or social, that requires the application of a
moral or ethical framework to form a
judgment or choose a course of action
(Ferrell et al., 2018; Barrett, 2018).
• Euthanasia
• Child Labor
• Whistleblowing
• Cyberbullying
• Use of Drones
• Animal Rights
• Food Waste
• Cultural Appropriation
• Human Trafficking
THANK
YOU!