They work to stop discrimination against disabled people, men and women and people from different races and cultures. They also want to make sure peoples human rights are respected. Human rights are about how we treat each other, they are about: respect, freedom, equality, dignity and fairness. Human rights include: The right to life - this means that your life is as important as anyone else’s. The right to respect for private and family life - this means the right to live as a family.
This would work well in today’s world because you can’t trust anybody, So if we had to obey a code that would work well. Your Elements|Which culture influenced it?|Why is it helpful in today’s world?| Example: loyalty to your government|The bushido of Japan and thechivalry of Europe bothemphasized strong loyalty to aLord.|Strong loyalty to yourgovernment promotesinvolvement in civic andsocietal issues and promotesa willingness to work togetherTo solve problems.| 1. Generosity to the feeble |The Chivalry emphasized this element in their code.|Well some people don’t care about others and are just selfish. This element would be helpful because everybody would have to be generous when they originally wouldn’t | 2. Kindness|The Bushido emphasized this element in their code.|This would work great in this world because they’re a lot of mean people in the world today.
1.2 It is important to work this way, by following codes of practice, as we need to ensure that we deliver best care/support, making sure, we do the correct things, in the correct way. We should as a professional, only do, or act, in a way, that we are competent to. Being responsible for vulnerable adults, we should recognize, that we are responsible for the welfare of these vulnerable people, and we have certain duties to carry out. We should never do something, that we know we cant, or not do things if it is unsafe e.g. using equipment.
If an officer follows the code of ethics and lives by it then it will help increase the ability for the officer to effectively function. •As a Law Enforcement Officer, my fundamental duty is to serve mankind; to safeguard lives and property; to protect the innocent against deception, the weak against oppression or intimidation, and the peaceful against violence or disorder; and to respect the Constitutional rights of all men to liberty, equality and justice (Policecodes, 2012). •I will keep my private life unsullied as an example to all; maintain courageous calm in the face of danger, scorn, or ridicule; develop self-restraint; and be constantly mindful of the welfare of others. Honest in thought and deed in both my personal and official life, I will be exemplary in obeying the laws of the land and the regulations of my department. Whatever I see or hear of a confidential nature or that is confided to me in my official capacity will be kept ever secret unless revelation is necessary in the performance of my duty (Policecodes, 2012).
If citizens are to be entrusted with such cherished personal freedoms as guaranteed in the constitution, then they must have the responsibility to obey the law and to be productive, lest their freedoms be taken away. Conversely, if American citizens didn’t respect the law and abused their personal freedoms, then the government would be prompted to take their freedoms away. However unlikely that may be, the values that America is founded on are that men are inherently good and can be trusted to take care of themselves and respect the rights of others. One founding father who best embodies the civic value of responsibility is George Washington. As America’s hero from the Revolutionary War and first president, Washington was given many responsibilities for the new nation.
The savior was always obedient. He showed his love for the Lord by being obedient. Was he tempted? Yes. The master of deceit tempted him, but yet he was an example of obedience by refusing to deviate from what He knew was right.
They need to learn values. For their good and the good of those around them they need to have limits set for them. But they also need to be respected as persons and protected from potential abuse and exploitation. They need to know they are loved and wanted in their family and their community. They need to know that God loves and cares for
Unit 9 1.1 The definition of person centered values is to ensure that each person is treated as an individual, this means that we must make sure that their rights, choice, privacy, dignity and independence are all respected no matter what their age, religion or beliefs are. 1.2 This is to ensure we listen and know what each individual needs and making sure we strive towards these goals, this will promote self esteem and confidence which will make them feel valued and in control of their own lives. 1.3 We all take risks throughout out our lives, but if u do not allow someone to to take any risks you are denying them the right to choose the way they want to live, this is infringing on their free will, and as an individual you need to make choices that can be deemed as risky. 1.4 A care plan is as individual as each person is, it takes into account all the persons needs and is planned with them every step of the way, so by following this it makes sure that we are meeting their needs, and the care plan is evaluated and adapted regularly as the persons needs change so it is always current. 2.1 This can be done through talking to them, finding out who they really are and what their needs and preferences are, if they have family then talk with them to assist in finding out the persons history, what they like to do, if they have any interests they would like to be able to continue doing, whether this is just as simple as going to church on a Sunday or meeting up with friends.
I am sorry if this hurts you, but I must do what is best for me and my men. I need to put the safety of the men in my unit above all else including my feelings for you. I wish you well.
I also do not confuse his loyalty and obligation for an act of commitment. He is a integrity violator, he flinches at death making him not a coward, but human. As good of a man as he is, he never performs the act of