Worksheetsethics-global
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
Which field studies ethical duties and moral concerns beyond borders, cultures, and religions?
Local Ethics
Moral Theology
Global Ethics
Bioethics
What is the core basis of global ethical responsibility?
Shared Humanity
Legal Authority
Cultural Superiority
Economic Equity
Which term refers to the ability to empathize with others by imagining their life experiences?
Legal Realism
Narrative Imagination
Cultural Literacy
Judicial Insight
What is the main concern of global ethics?
Local governance in the application internationally
Religious beliefs across borders
Moral challenges that transcend national boundaries
Domestic laws when an OFW was abused
What is considered the foundation of global responsibility?
Religion
Law enforcement
Shared humanity
Political structure
What is “narrative imagination”?
Empathizing by envisioning others' experiences
Telling fictional stories
Writing crime reports creatively
Designing investigative scenarios
Which international agreement gives foreign nationals the right to contact their consulate when arrested?
Geneva Protocol
Vienna Convention on Consular Relations
International Civil Code
Global Safety Accord
What is a key principle in ethical law enforcement?
Harsh punishment
Rapid conviction
Proportional use of force
Denial of legal counsel
Why are global ethics important in criminology?
To comply with religious rules
Because crimes now cross borders
To promote cultural dominance
To maintain isolation
What ethical concern arises from anti-terrorism laws?
Support of environmental rights
Promotion of national products
Threat to civil liberties
Encouragement of mass surveillance
Global ethical standards require that all individuals:
Be treated according to local laws only
Be treated with dignity regardless of nationality
Are presumed guilty if foreign nationals
Receive benefits from international funds
Who must apply ethical standards fairly in cross-border cases?
Politicians
Law enforcers
Foreign investors
Media
You’re investigating an OFW abuse case. What is your ethical duty?
Ignore the case because its a foreign case
Side with the host country
Delay actions until election season
Uphold the worker’s rights and dignity
A foreign national arrested in the Philippines is denied consular access. What is violated?
Local customs
The Vienna Convention
National interest
Immigration quota
Surveillance is used on a political activist without a warrant. What ethical issue arises?
Budget allocation
International recognition
Violation of privacy and civil rights
Violation of environmental law
You are asked to treat foreign suspects more harshly than locals. What ethical principle is violated?
Civil obedience
Rule of proportionality
Law of territory
Non-discrimination
Media demands immediate deportation of a foreign suspect. What should an ethical enforcer do?
Comply for convenience
Ensure due process and fair trial
Rely on opinion polls
Hide the case from the public
As a criminologist, how do you apply narrative imagination in a street child theft case?
Judge harshly without following protocols
Focus only on legal penalties and uphold if necessary
Consider the child’s perspective and ensure fair treatment
Allow immediate punishment if proven guilty
You handle a trafficking case involving multiple countries. What is necessary?
Use international cooperation and ethical standards
Prioritize political gain of your country
Avoid international interference and apply national security laws
Apply only local rules
OFWs are underpaid despite global treaties. What is the ethical obligation of the government?
Stay neutral and wait for the host country's move.
Let employers decide
Advocate for fair labor treatment
Focus only on remittances
What must an ethical officer do when media spreads bias about a foreign suspect?
Defend neutrality and apply legal procedures
Ignore legal process and follow media's pressure
Agree with the media and release the suspect immediately
Let social media decide since they are the majority decisions
An OFW fears testifying against her employer. What is your ethical action?
Ignore the situation but advice the OFW what to do
Protect her rights and ensure safety
Let the employer handle it and cooperate with the host country
silence her by taking her home to our country
A person is detained as a terror suspect based only on race. What principle applies?
Non-discrimination
Cultural integrity
Local politics
National sovereignty
A law enforcer beats a suspect for confession. What global ethic is violated?
Speedy trial
Due process and humane treatment
Equality of laws
Privacy rights
You’re ordered to deny legal aid to a foreigner. What should guide your response?
Political bias
Public fear
Language barrier
right to counsel and fair trial
