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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-49161-3estion of doctors’ involvement in torture—showing that doing so would be morally remiss..We then look at professional organizations and international codes; all of which prohibit torture. These organizations and their guidelines emphasize the responsibility and accountability of doctors taking the right path—one to “Do no harm.”

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Applied Ethics: Principles and Perspectivesestion of doctors’ involvement in torture—showing that doing so would be morally remiss..We then look at professional organizations and international codes; all of which prohibit torture. These organizations and their guidelines emphasize the responsibility and accountability of doctors taking the right path—one to “Do no harm.”

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Introduction,over treat detainees and prisoners in brutal and degrading ways. Examples abound as to the seriousness of the problem. That doctors have been implicated as participants or enablers in torture raises all sorts of concerns for the profession and for individual doctors.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-49161-3consequences), Deontological Ethics (which prioritizes moral duty and obligations), Virtue Ethics (which prioritizes a life of virtue and the development of moral character), and Feminist Ethics (which prioritizes relationships and moral agency).