Opening teams will be given 5 minutes to consider what [X adjective] and [Y noun] will mean. [X adjective] and [Y noun] will be restricted to a list of possible choices provided. All four teams in the round will congregate where OO will first announce [ Y noun], and OG will secondly then announce [X adjective]. 15 minute preparation time will commence. Opening Government retains their right to reasonably define.

OG to select [X adjective] Passionat

 Nonchalant

 Cruel 

Selfish 

OO to select [Y noun] 

Anger

 Humanity

 Government

 Friendship

You are Angie C, a 25-year-old woman from a hyperconservative family in urban India.

A multinational energy company plans to inaugurate a new offshore oil rig in a politically unstable region. Local armed rebels threaten to sabotage the inauguration unless negotiations are reopened. Ava, the owner of the company orders a senior trusted employee to “resolve the situation urgently by any means necessary” and explicitly approves an emergency budget for this purpose. Stephen first attempts negotiations. When talks fail and under pressure to meet the inauguration deadline, Stephen orders the killing of the rebel leader without informing Ava. The assassination succeeds, and the inauguration proceeds as planned.

The Ethics of Care (or care ethics) is a normative ethical theory that emerged in the 1980s, primarily developed by feminist thinkers like Carol Gilligan, Nell Noddings, and Joan Tronto. Unlike traditional, rule-based ethical theories (like deontology or consequentialism) that emphasize abstract principles and impartiality, the ethics of care centers on the importance of relationships, interdependence, and responsiveness to the needs of others

Ethics of care implies- 

Instead of asking, “What rule should I follow?”, this advocacy asks, “Who needs care right now, and how can I help"

AES (Alliance of Sahel States) refers to the military-led confederation formed by Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, which withdrew from ECOWAS to create a mutual defense pact, joint military force, and economic bloc for greater sovereignty, focusing on security, development, and cooperation. Recently, Togo, Chad and Ghana have expressed interest in joining the AES.

The Ethics of Care (or care ethics) is a normative ethical theory that emerged in the 1980s, primarily developed by feminist thinkers like Carol Gilligan, Nell Noddings, and Joan Tronto. Unlike traditional, rule-based ethical theories (like deontology or consequentialism) that emphasize abstract principles and impartiality, the ethics of care centers on the importance of relationships, interdependence, and responsiveness to the needs of others

Ethics of care implies- 

Instead of asking, “What rule should I follow?”, this advocacy asks, “Who needs care right now, and how can I help"