The Ethics of Taking Sides

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NGOs’ political activities include their development work in aid recipient nations as well as advocacy in donor countries. Some criticisms of NGOs are given extra strength by the failure of NGOs to face up to this political nature. Government funding of NGOs particularly highlights these issues. NGOs should clarify the basis for their political actions, and in particular the independence or more complex relationship between funders (especially large funders like governments) and their policies. Possible precepts along these lines are considered for a Code of Conduct.

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Ellis, P. (2010). The Ethics of Taking Sides. In Library of Ethics and Applied Philosophy (Vol. 23, pp. 65–85). Springer Science and Business Media B.V. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-8592-4_4

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