Would an emulated brain be considered human and, if so, does the humanity exist in the memories or the hardware on which the simulated brain runs?
In effect, the 680 foreigners held there should not be considered human, since they have no enforceable human rights.
Wilmut considered human cloning impractical for both ethical and scientific reasons.
The pamphlet mentions "erotic carvings and bisexual murals" and the remains of a civilisation so decadent it considered human meat a luxury to die for.
On the contrary, Turkson has defended anti-gay legislation in Africa and argued that "alternative lifestyles" should not be considered human rights.
Its most significant legacy is a fundamental change in international law that gives universal jurisdiction to the prosecution of crimes considered human rights atrocities.
The anthropomorphic figures (they weren't considered human but instead intermediaries between the material and supernatural worlds) are grouped by their function and identified by key characteristics.
Chinese immigrated in large numbers, they belonged to a nomad trive called the Kakkas, who considered human flesh a great delicacy.
In an explanation that deserves close attention, Mr. Hatch described why he believes the tiny cell clusters that scientists work with should not be considered human life.
Although we often talk about people having choices, in the 1930s in Canada, indigenous women were not even considered human under Canadian law.
He added that the Sri Lankan leader had sent a clear signal that he considered human rights a domestic affair and would not tolerate international interference.
