Can fairness be unethical?

As a whole, or in individual cases? Something can be fair and still be completely unethical. What if every person on earth was assigned a number (including you) and people with certain, randomly selected numbers were murdered for no good reason. read more

On this page, we discuss the concepts of fairness, justice, morality, and ethics as they relate to Utilitarianism. read more

In many cases, a judgment is defended primarily in terms of the process used to reach it. In effect, one can argue that a fair process always yields an ethically justifiable result. Procedural Fairness. Fairness requires that the process of decision making reveals a conscious concern with reaching a fair, just, and equitable result. read more