Group 6

Civic second assignment

Addis Ababa University college of humanity

No Group member’s Id.No

1 Fiddous elias UGR/6759/15

2 Dania Adib UGR/5854/15

3 Hikmet Awel UGR/6191/15

4 Tiki lema UGR/6472/15

5 Dalia Ahemadin UGR/9474/15

6 Aya hussein UGR/0336/15

7 Yasmin IBRAHIM UGR/9997/15

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A, How does your society reacts for the following actions or conduct

Giving Reveng Female Calling Religious Addiction Feeding Kitchen keepin

birth e dressing parents with conversion to khat, culture ( either by male memb
out of (mini- nick name ciggarate, in 'group- of family
wedloc skirt, top ‘mama’ & Maruana, gebeta' or
k dressing) ‘baba’ & etc 'individually-in
other senior plate')
members
Members ‘gashe’ and
‘etaba’

1 Highly Unacce Unaccept Highly Unacceptabl Highly Acceptable Unacceptable

unacce ptable able acceptable e unacceptabl
ptable e
2 Imper Imperm Impermis Permissible Permissible Impermissi Permissible permissible
missibl issible sible ble
e
3 Highly Highly Unaccept Acceptable Highly Highly Acceptable Acceptable
imperm imperm able impermissibl impermiss
issible issible, e
ible
4 Highly Unacce Unaccept Highly Unacceptabl Highly Acceptable Unacceptable
unacce ptable able acceptable e unacceptabl
ptable e
5 Imper Imperm Impermis Permissible Permissible Impermissi Permissible permissible
missibl issible sible ble
e
6 Highly Highly Unaccept Acceptable Highly Highly Acceptable Acceptable
imperm imperm able impermissibl impermiss
issible issible, e
ible

B, Compare each one’s experience?

Our group has observed varying opinions and reactions to certain actions or behaviors, likely due to
the diversity of backgrounds and beliefs represented among us. The topic of morality and relativism
has sparked debates among members who come from both conservative and liberal perspectives.
Despite these differences, we all share a desire for a more tolerant and accepting society where
individuals are not judged based on their personal choices.

C, What common value you draw from different group member’s experiences?

Our common experience from each members we reach points as follows

Giving birth out of wedlock

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Highly impermissible, Society categorically rejects childbearing without marriage, and it is not
permitted religiously and is often harmful to health because it may cause the transmission of sexual
diseases, and also contributes to an increase in children in shelters

Revenge

Highly impermissible, revenge is impermissible because While you might feel hurt or

Betrayed right now, eventually you will be able to put Those feelings behind you, but if you burden
your Conscience with guilt, you are more likely to ruminate Over your actions – this makes moving
on much harder And only puts your life on hold.

Female dressing

Unacceptable, Wearing short and tight girls is forbidden in the eyes of society, and they may say that
women who wear short clothes are disrespectful

Calling parents with nick name

Acceptable, calling adults with a nickname is considered one of the good things that indicates
respect. There is a custom that states that calling an adult by his name is an insult to him and a lack
of respect.

Religious conversion

Highly impermissible, conversion of religions is not permitted, although some may describe it as
personal freedom, but embracing a religion other than one’s family may cause many consequences.

Addiction

Highly impermissible,

Causes several diseases like causes cancer, heart disease, stroke, lung Diseases, diabetes, and
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD),Which includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis

-kitchen keeping by male is permissible

Its very important for boys to Learn how to cook. It helps them in being independent, save money,
Help them to maintain good health as homemade food will be the best Food. They can help their
wives in future making them free from this Chore.

LEGAL PROVISION ABOUT

1. giving birth out of wedlock

Giving delivery out of wedlock or out of doors of marriage isn’t always unlawful in maximum
international locations, and girls have a criminal proper to offer start and lift their kids no matter
their marital status. In a few international locations or regions, there can be social stigma related to
single moms or kids born out of wedlock, however this doesn’t have an effect on the criminal rights
of the mom and child.

2. Revenge

Revenge is a dangerous conduct that may result in severe legal repercussions. Retaliation is
forbidden in many nations, including the US, and is subject to both criminal and civil penalties.

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3. Female dressing (mini-skirt, top dressing)

Regarding women's clothing, particularly miniskirts and top dressing, there is no specific law or legal
regulation. The way one dresses is typically seen as a reflection of both personal taste and societal
expectations. However, in other areas, like schools, companies, or religious institutions, there might
be specific clothing regulations or policies in place.

Calling parents with nick name ‘mama’ & ‘baba’ & other senior members ‘gashe’ and ‘etaba’

There isn’t a particular legal clause prohibiting calling parents by nicknames or other terms because
it may differ based on the nation and culture. But in many cultures, calling one’s parents “mama” or
“baba” and using respectful terms like “gashe” or “etaba” for younger people to refer to their
parents are also accepted practices. It is typically regarded as a show of adoration and respect. It is
crucial to remember that cultural norms and behaviours might vary from one group to the next.

4. Religious Conversion

The legal restrictions on religious conversion differ from nation to nation and may be based on the
particular rules and laws of each jurisdiction. Religious conversion may be restricted or outright
forbidden in certain nations while being protected as a fundamental human right in others.

Religious conversion may be regulated or outlawed by legislation in various nations. For instance, it
can be unlawful for Muslims to convert to another faith in some nations with a majority of Muslims.

5. Addiction to khat, ciggarate, Maruana

Legal requirements related to chat, tobacco, and marijuana addiction vary by country and may
depend on the specific laws and regulations of each jurisdiction.

In many countries, marijuana is illegal under federal law, but some states have legalized it for
medical or recreational use.

6. Feeding culture ( either in ‘group-gebeta’ or ‘individually-in plate

Realizing the regulations connected with food culture can assist you with staying away from lawful
issues, guarantee sanitation, and safeguard the wellbeing and prosperity of those served.

7. Kitchen keeping by male members of family

In most countries, there is no specific legal requirement that male family members must manage the
kitchen or help with household chores. However, some countries and businesses divide household
responsibilities evenly between men and women to promote gender equality.