Sadhguru many of my colleagues and I are soon gonna begin our professional
careers so there may be occasions in the in the course of a career where we are
confronted with modern moral dilemmas for example a situation where you are
required to defend someone you know is guilty or a situation where you have to
prosecute someone you know is innocent now the law says that every accused is
entitled to an attorney and the right to a fair trial now if I decide to define
this particular accused individual and I define and I defend him successfully
then should I be pleased with the acquittal or should I regret the the
fact that the victim has been has not received justice so how do i reconcile
this conflict between my conscience and my professional obligations 3 your
profession is a constitutional obligation you have no business to see
what is right and wrong your business is just to interpret the Constitution for
the well-being of the citizen who comes to you crime has commited maybe but
sometimes the crimes are so heinous then the human question will come up should I
save this guy at all so this is not a don't make this into
your moral dilemma this is a professional thing where you must decide
are you fulfilling your constitutional responsibilities or no this is not for
you to take a moral stand ok this guy has done something that I don't like so
let him hang this is not for you to decide your business is just to
interpret the law so that everybody gets a fair this thing this one's happened
can I tell you - this happened Shankaran Pillai was accused of murder
accused of murder so he went on pleading not guilty not guilty not guilty after
four years when the case was nearly coming to a close
suddenly he said okay I will plead guilty so the judge asked all these four
years whatever we said you went on saying not guilty now you are saying
guilty what is this he said at that time I had not heard the evidence so when
somebody commits a crime of course he tries to save his skin all right and
when somebody commits a crime it's not for everybody to take a call right now
it's happening on the social media and even in the television channels okay
hanging castrating do these do that if you go by this then lynching is what you
will do in the end why go to the court let's Lynch them when we see they have
done something wrong because when something really terrible
happens in front of you or you come to know it's happened it's not just robbery
some terrible things are being done all right really terrible things happen the
crowd will want to lynch that guy even regular people so responsible people in
the country are uttering these words I would like to be the hangman for this
guy so why they are saying this is yes your humanity burns when you see such
things happening but you as a lawyer your business is just to interpret the
law to stay within the framework of the Constitution it's not for you because
you know these guys committed the crime it's not for you to take a gun and shoot
that guy in the court that's not your business that should happen through due
process if we even if it looks unjust what is unjust is the length of time
that these legal procedures are taking if we want justice to be reasonable and
human or humane it's very important that has to be reduced this time is killing
people and this time is making people do extrajudicial stuff simply because the
amount of time it's taking this has to change so I mean it was an extremely
insightful explanation and you talked about why why certain mobs why certain
individuals take law in their own hands maybe the judicial delays may be the
time-consuming process oh just one clarification an idea is
that while the absence of adequate legal infrastructure might propel them to do
such acts are such acts justified despite the inadequate legal
infrastructure that's one I thought I made that extremely clear in the
previous answer anything outside the framework of law the moment you think
it's all right however nice and right it may look to
you then you're breaking the nation made me as a lawyer or as a citizen I even as
a citizen but at the same time when there is no law when the law is cued in
somebody else's favor I know I will not get justice something terrible happens
to me you cannot stop this human being from doing it so it is both ways is it
correct it is definitely not corrected nobody has the right to do it but you
cannot use that position and keep on keeping people in a state of injustice
they will act in their own way so legal reforms need to happen rapidly otherwise
you will see things going people taking it in their own hands thank you for the
awesome
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Prince Charles is doing this for the first time ahead of 70th birthday - Duration: 3:12.
Ahead of his 70th birthday celebrations in November, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall are to tour Gambia, Ghana and Nigeria
On Thursday, Clarence House confirmed that the royal couple will begin their tour in The Gambia on 31 October to celebrate The Gambia's return into the Commonwealth in February this year
They will be welcomed to the country by the President of The Gambia, His Excellency Mr
Adama Barrow, at a ceremony in McCarthy Square in the Capital City of Banjul. Scott Furssedonn-Wood, Charles' deputy private secretary, said the couple were visiting the three countries at the request of the British Government
He added: "Their Royal Highnesses' visit will celebrate the 's historic ties with these three Commonwealth nations, and also our dynamic contemporary partnerships with each of them in areas ranging from business to the arts, defence co-operation to medical research
" He continued: "The tour will also highlight the people-to-people links between our countries and the invaluable contribution they make to our shared prosperity and security
" During their tour, which will take place during the months of October and November, Charles and Camilla will visit the Medical Research Centre, which is a faculty of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
The Prince will also visit the Gambian Armed Forces Training Centre, where troops are trained for their role with the United Nations - African Union Hybrid Operation in Darfur
Meanwhile, Camilla will visit a school to meet young people aspiring to enter The Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition, which is the world's oldest schools' international writing competition, managed by The Royal Commonwealth Society since 1883
MORE: The Queen is planning a very lavish 70th birthday party for Prince Charles On 2 November, the royal couple will start their visit to Ghana, which in 1957 became the first majority-ruled African country to join the Commonwealth
The royals will be welcomed at Jubilee House by President Nana Akufo-Addo and the First Lady, Rebecca Akufo-Addo
Other key events in the programme in Accra will include a State Banquet celebrating the ties between the and Ghana, attended by senior dignitaries in Ghana and prominent members of the British Ghanaian Diaspora as well as key figures from business, arts, culture and media
Then four days later, Prince Charles and Camilla will arrive in Abuja, Nigeria where they will be welcomed by President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa
During their visit here, Their Royal Highnesses will undertake a series of engagements in Abuja and Lagos where they will have the opportunity to interact with a cross-section of Nigerians from Traditional Leaders to those in business, the arts, fashion, the armed forces and the charitable sector
Over the course of the tour, the royals will take part in commemorative events to acknowledge the sacrifice made by Gambian, Ghanaian and Nigerian soldiers during the First and Second World Wars, and in more recent times during international peacekeeping missions
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The Best of All Oddly Satisfying Video that Is 😍 Try Not To Be Satisfied Challenge 2018 - Duration: 13:16.
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What *Exactly* Is a Yoga Wheel? - Duration: 1:36.
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Life is Strange 2 - Episode 1 Out Now [PEGI] - Duration: 0:31.
I have no idea where we are…
What I'm doing…
Sean!
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I am sorry, I can't.
I know who you are and what you did.
Daniel, Go!
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Life is Strange 2 - Episode 1 Out Now [ESRB] - Duration: 0:31.
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What I'm doing…
Sean!
Maybe you could come back?
I am sorry, I can't.
I know who you are and what you did.
Daniel, Go!
Leave us alone!
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How Pfizer is supporting SDG #3: Good Health and Well-being - Duration: 3:50.
We were proud to sign on to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
For us goal number three is our north star: "Good health and well-being."
Every day our scientists are working to discover, develop and bring to market medicines and
vaccines that help people live longer and healthier lives.
And for us goal number three allowed us to have a dialogue and an engagement with the
United Nations and with governments globally to ensure that we're partnering with them
to provide access to quality healthcare.
When we think about access to medicines we think about a comprehensive strategy that
includes both donation and philanthropic support as well as creative commercial strategies
designed to drive access to the most vulnerable and under-served populations globally.
So for Pfizer we have a number of initiatives that we're very proud of.
One which I like to say is our oldie but goodie was launched in 1998.
The International Trachoma Initiative was launched to address a blinding disease called
trachoma.
At the time it was launched, we had a product that treated active infection that causes
this disease.
And if the infection goes untreated over time people do go blind.
And what we discovered was that our medicine could treat this infection, but our medicine
was not sufficient: Alone that medicine would not do the work that needed to be done at
a public health level.
For our work to address a blinding disease called trachoma we've used a public health
strategy called SAFE.
SAFE stands for surgery – S, for advanced cases of the disease.
A – the distribution of the antibiotic that Pfizer makes to treat the active infection.
F which is face washing and E which is environmental development.
Together that comprehensive initiative working now with more than a hundred partners has
achieved elimination of this disease in six countries.
That's profound.
And it's one of our greatest accomplishments as a company.
It did not happen overnight.
It has taken more than two decades to achieve that progress, but we have our eyes on the
prize which is full elimination of this disease by the year 2020.
Another example where Pfizer is working to meet the evolving global health needs is in
the area of oncology.
We have chemotherapy agents that are very important for patients globally.
And we worked with our partners, the American Cancer Society, the Clinton Health Access
Initiative, and CIPLA to make 11 prioritized chemotherapy agents available in East Africa
where there is a disproportionate burden of cancer.
We're really proud of that initiative because we're taking some of our very important
core essential medicines and making them available to reach more patients in areas of the world
that several years ago did not have this need.
So the business case for corporate responsibility has been debated for years and there are different
perspectives on this.
I think for Pfizer and for the pharmaceutical companies we can't deliver our business
unless we deliver for society.Keeping that patient that we serve front and center to
how we make the decisions that the company takes every single day.
When we discover, develop and bring to market medicines and vaccines that help people live
longer and healthier lives our communities are healthier, society is healthier, and we
deliver both for our business and our shareholders, but also for society.
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"Photography is not the Truth" - John Baldessari - Duration: 2:09.
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Convicted killer is resentenced life without parole - Duration: 1:56.
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Life is Strange 2 - Episode 1 Out Now - Duration: 0:31.
I have no idea where we are…
What I'm doing…
Sean!
Maybe you could come back?
I am sorry, I can't.
I know who you are and what you did.
Daniel, Go!
Leave us alone!
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September is AFib Awareness Month - Duration: 1:49.
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Breaking News - Pochettino hopes Christian Eriksen injury is just a 'small thing' - Duration: 3:14.
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino hopes Christian Eriksen's injury is not too serious
The Denmark international will not play in Spurs' Premier League game at Huddersfield after picking up an abdomen injury at Brighton last weekend
Eriksen is a key player for Spurs and Pochettino is hopeful he will be fit to face Barcelona in the Champions League on Wednesday
'After the game against Brighton he started to feel a small problem in his abdominal,' he said
'I think it's a small thing. I hope for next week he will be available again. For Barcelona? I hope yes
' Spurs will assess captain Hugo Lloris, who has not played since injuring his thigh at Manchester United, and he might be fit to feature in West Yorkshire
'We need to assess him tomorrow. He's doing very well,' Pochettino added. 'The decision will be on Friday if he will be available to play against Huddersfield
'If not we're going to wait until Wednesday. It depends on tomorrow.' If Lloris does not make it at Huddersfield, it will mean a third successive start for Paulo Gazzaniga, with Michel Vorm still out with a knee injury
The Argentinian, who is from the same village as his manager, had only made one senior appearance for the club prior to last week's win at Brighton, but impressed against the Seagulls and then saved two penalties in Spurs' Carabao Cup shootout win over Watford on Wednesday
There is evidence to suggest he has done enough to climb above Vorm in the pecking order and become Lloris' deputy
Pochettino will decide that when all three are fit, but for now he is happy with Gazzaniga's performance after so long in the wilderness
'Now he is number one,' the boss said. 'Because it's not Hugo. Of course we are so happy, that is why we signed him one year ago
'It is so important to have goalkeepers that can play and perform the way Paulo does
'It is so tough to be a keeper and wait for your opportunity, it is not like a player in different positions that you can play five minutes, 10 minutes, half an hour
'The position is so specialist than another, it is so tough the time waiting for your opportunity
'But we are so happy because our goalkeeping coach Tony Jimenez is doing a fantastic job keeping all the keepers awake and ready to play
'It is a difficult mental situation for the keepers that aren't playing too much but now you can see the job and they can pay back all the work in the past
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TileTalk - Why is Vitrified Porcelain the Best Choice for Exterior Paving? - Duration: 1:46.
Choosing porcelain for your garden hasn't traditionally been an option for us here in
the UK, we've been a few steps behind our European friends, who have largely, moved
away from concrete, ceramic and natural stone some time ago, in favour for the vitrified
20mm thick porcelain paving tile.
The process of vitrifying porcelain makes it by far, the best choice for paving in both
external and high traffic areas, because of it's outstanding durability, and robustness
in wet and cold conditions, perfect for British gardens.
Not only is vitrified porcelain durable, and ideal for outside use, it also offers the
lowest maintenance options of all.
As it practically takes no effort, to keep it looking fresh and new all year round.
Unlike natural stone, our tiles and paving do not need sealing at any point, and won't
fade, haze or lose detail under UV exposure.
They are also extremely difficult to stain, and have no weak spots or hidden cracks, and
all sizes are exact.
All of our tiles and slabs have rectified edges, perfect for creating that clean, crisp
contemporary look with super slim grout lines.
Unlike concrete, the pattern, texture and shade of our tiles and slabs are hugely varied,
allowing you to cover any size area, without seeing multiple, repeating tiles.
Our paving is finished in a wide range of styles, from classic and dramatic natural
stone, to detailed wood grain and contemporary cement with the pit falls of using any of
these materials.
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