There is an entire scripture of Taoist morals, ethics and legal principles, called The Tao te Ching, or Dao de Jing ("Morality Scripture"). This is in the form of a collection of poems and stories by the Chinese philosopher Lao Tze. One example, The Power of Selflessness: Heaven is eternal, the Earth everlasting.
They can be eternal and everlasting
Because they do not exist for themselves.
For that reason they can exist eternally.
Therefore, Evolved Individuals
Put themselves last
And yet they are first.
Put themselves outside,
And yet they remain.
Is it not because they are without self-interest
That their interests succeed? The principles are too numerous to do them justice in a short answer, but there are many English language translations of the scripture, two of which are The Tao of Power: Lao Tzu's Classic Guide to Leadership, Influence and Excellence (1986), by R.L. Wing, and Lao Tzu: Tao Te Ching (1963), by D.C. Lau.
Dont pee the the chiar
It is legal for a law enforcement officer or government agent to lie to a suspect to obtain information or some advantage. It is not ethical to do so.
Virtue based ethics are positive quality or traits that are indications of moral excellence. Some examples of virtue based ethics are friendliness, generosity and bravery.
Some fast facts about Taoism include that it was founded in China by Lao-Tze. According to Taoism, the purpose of life is inner harmony and peace.
Taoism is an ancient Chinese religion based on the balance of the Universe. Some of the characteristics of Taoism are the Yin and Yang symbol which represents this balance and the quest to achieve enlightenment.
Taoism is still widely practiced in China, Hong kong, Taiwan and various overseas Chinese communites. There are many temples and shrines dedicated to Taoist deities. There are taoist associations all around the world. The ever popular study of Fongsui, the Chinese zodiacs all came from Taoism believes.
One can find examples of case studies for a Business Ethics course online from Economist Milton Friedman's essay, which was done in 1970. There are some great resources also at USC Levan Institute online.
some examples are like copying photos from facebook editing and blackmailing stealing intellectual properties.
Legal discrimination can include practices such as voter suppression laws that disproportionately affect certain groups, hiring practices that favor one group over another, and unequal access to education or healthcare services based on characteristics such as race, gender, or religion. Additionally, policies that limit housing opportunities or access to public accommodations for certain groups can also be forms of legal discrimination.
Neo Confucianism is an integration of Confucianism with some Taoism and Buddhism.
Ethical behaviour is determined by an individuals context ie their background beliefs, values and morals. Large groups of individuals can then work together to make these behaviours the legal standard which means that if one individual does not act in this way, they are able to be sanctioned either via fines or imprisonment etc. In effect, what was a personal choice becomes a governing rule with an associated punishment to act as a deterrent.
Taoism is a Native religion in China, and has spread through other countries in the East. Taoism was persecuted during the communist victory of 1949, in the last 30 years, there has been more religious tolerance towards Taoism.