Coursework

Ending Use of Nuclear Weapons Name: Course Title: Date: Introduction Cons of using nuclear weapons outweigh the pros as a result of long-term effects arising, example being the case of Hiroshima and Nagasaki where nuclear bombs impacted on human health even years later. Race for acquisition of new nuclear weapons among the nations brings fear of a probable war especially when world superpowers like USA are on the forefront. Technological advancement has favored discovery of improved nuclear weapons which are more lethal therefore creating a need for ending nuclear weapons. Although the world has changed, use and development of nuclear weapons should be shunned as a result of factors...

Preventive Measures against Weapons of Mass Destruction Name: Course Title: Date: Introduction Currently, technological advancement has facilitated the increase and complexity of weapons for mass destruction (WMDs). The weapons include chemical, biological and nuclear forms which are present. WMDs attack have happened less frequently thus promoting negligence in terms of protection against them. Biological weapons have been limited to personal use rather than terrorist cohorts as a result of its previous outcomes. The large requirement of chemicals inhibits the efficiency of chemical weapons and the user has been from ancient times. Nuclear weapons have remained to be the most dangerous due to...

Fetal Homicide Student’s Name Institution Fetal Homicide The law defines fetal homicide or feticide as willingly killing a fetus, and the act is considered a crime in almost all countries in the world. According to the National Conference of State Legislatures (2018), as of May 2018, 38 states had passed fetal homicide laws, 29 among them applying the laws in the early stages of pregnancy. This paper discusses standards used to determine whether a fetus is a person, why it is essential to classify killing a fetus differently, and the conflict between fetal homicide and abortion rights. During birth, it is essential to find the state in which a child has been born, whether it was alive or...