Week 6 AssignmentINSTRUCTIONS:(This is part 1, and part 2 cannot be done until this is completed)Select at least10 sourcesfor your week 8 paper, of which at least5 must be peer...

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Article 1: Ethics of Record Destruction
This article discusses the ethical implications associated with the destruction of vital records within the organisation. Destruction of records can be either intentional to ensure privacy and confidentiality or can be unethical to access the information and to destroy the information for offensive purposes. Through the article it is understood that transparency and accountability must be maintained to ensure that the destruction of records is not disguised to hide malpractices. The article further sheds light on the significance of coming up with robust and vigorous policies to avoid unethical destruction of some important documents and information. For a non-profit organisation it is essential that they ensure ethical record-keeping practices and approaches to manage the records with greater efficiency and effectiveness.
Article 2: Ethics in Nonprofit Organisations
    In this article, the focus is on the ethical issues and challenges, which come across the operations of most of the not-for-profit organisations. Most common ethical challenges being identified in the article include transparency, accountability, responsibility, and a conflict of interest among the internal and external stakeholders of the business. In order to perform various operations of a non-profit organisation, the ethical framework and policies of the organisation must be strong enough to build trust among internal and external stakeholders of the non-profit organisation. The article further sheds light on the significance of ethical practices and frameworks these organisations must focus upon to gain attention of the public while ensuring that they can trust the organisation.
Article 3: Ethical Dilemma of the Nonprofits in the Agency Theory Framework”
    This article takes into consideration the agency theory to develop a better understanding of the ethical dilemmas most of the non-profit organisations come across. This theory helps to understand the relationship between the principals and the agents. It focuses on the conflict of interests and priorities, when person or entity takes an action against the other person or entity. The article also discusses challenges, which can lead to breaching of the organisation ethics as well. These issues can be poor communication, lack of transparency, and inabilities to be accountable for the provided responsibilities. The article focuses on the importance of having vigorous ethical guidelines, which can help to resolve major ethical issues. This article helps to take into consideration the interplay between ethics and the operations of the non-profit organisation.
Article 4: The Red Cross Secret Disaster
    The article highlights the breach of ethics by the Red Cross Society, wherein the assets for relief fund were diverted to improve public relations. Red Cross Society failed to provide the basic necessities such as food, and...