Everyday Ethics

Everyday Ethics

Provocative weekly debate with William Crawley on moral, religious and ethical issues.

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  • 05.07.09

    Sun, 5 Jul 09

    Duration:
    33 mins

    Irish Nobel peace laureate talks to us live from a prison cell in Israel and says she's been illegally abducted and abused by Israeli forces after trying to enter the Gaza Strip on a boat carrying humanitarian aid supplies. Peter Tatchell and Gregory Woods look back to June 1969 and the riots in New York that gave birth to the modern gay liberation movement. Have today's gay campaigners settled for something less than full liberation? Marriage campaigner David Quinn is alarmed that one third of children born in Ireland have unmarried parents -- should he be? And terrorism expert Richard English says we'll never defeat it if we refuse to define it properly. What's your definition of a terrorist?

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