It took two catastrophic world wars for the international community to formulate and accept a Universal Declaration of Human Rights. True, it is not legally binding by itself but it is a document that serves as a solid foundation for international and national laws. But what would it take for there to be a demand for a global reference text upholding the notion of responsibilities, asks Edith Sizoo, the International Coordinator of the Forum on Ethics and Responsibilities (FER) that is (...)