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40. Disability Equality and Prenatal Testing

“…Murray, too, opposes what he describes as the desire for perfectabilism, that would lead parents to seek diagnoses of "trivial" conditions. 66 I read Murray as believing that the conditions for which tests have been available are of sufficient gravity that prospective parents should get to decide whether or not they can imagine living with and adequately nurturing a child with the disability. 67 Although he does not wish to ignore the concerns of people with a disability critique of prenatal selection practices, he appears to be able to imagine that professionals should draw the line as to which conditions parents should consider when making decisions about their families, and which they should not.…”

Was Kiobel Detrimental to Corporate Social Responsibility? Applying Lessons Learnt From American Exceptionalism

“…205 The US prevented the OECD Guidelines from becoming binding. 206 Even under the diminished voluntary OECD Guidelines, the US has failed to fulfil its most basic obligations. 207 Furthermore, the US was the only State to vote against the International Code of Marketing Breast-milk Substitutes and is one of only six States worldwide which is classified as having taken 'no action' on them.…”