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  • Since my last Editor\'s Note, the KIEJ has issued a call for, collected, and published an online advance issue of papers addressing ethical issues raised by the COVID-19 pandemic (online version published on the KIEJ website;hardcopy double-issue coming this fall) [ ]researchers in Ghana partnered with a \'prayer camp,\' which claims to treat psychiatric illness but through brutal, sometimes-torturous \'spiritual\' therapy;this includes forced fasting, as well as being chained for significant periods of time In the final paper of this issue, Eldar Sarajlic argues forcefully and convincingly that many instances of child cultural body modification (CCBM, which includes everything from hair and nail trims to ear piercings to circumcision and plastic surgery) are morally impermissible
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  • Kennedy_Institute_of_Ethics_Journal
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  • WHO
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  • Editor\'s Note: June 2020
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  • #821839
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  • 2020

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