As population dynamics undergo significant shifts, ethical considerations emerge, touching on issues of human dignity, wellbeing and justice.
Opinion & Analysis

Many ethical hurdles to overcome in managing global population growth

THE global population, surpassing seven billion in 2011 and is currently just over eight billion, could potentially reach more than 15 billion by 2100, marking a 50% increase, according to a United Nations report. This population growth presents profound social, economic and environmental implications that demand immediate attention, particularly from an ethical standpoint. As population…

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