Category Archives: Ethics and Media

This category examines the ethical challenges faced by the media when reporting on sensitive military operations, such as Collateral Murder. It explores the responsibility of journalists, the impact of leaking classified footage, and the ethical considerations of balancing public interest with national security concerns.

Ethics in Warfare: Civilians as Collateral Damage

Posted on 22 October 2024 by Samuel

In warfare, ethical questions rise to the forefront, and one of the most pressing is whether civilian lives can ever be justified as collateral damage. Can the fog of war ever excuse the unintentional harm done to those not directly … Continue reading →

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