Criticism of South Africa's post-apartheid government contends that the new government has not extended liberties to its black majority population, but has instead concentrated on proving to a white minority that a black-run administration can govern a reasonably sophisticated economy and society. The belief that the new South African government is behaving unethically is an expression of the philosophy associated with:

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10 September, 22:36

Criticism of South Africa's post-apartheid government contends that the new government has not extended liberties to its black majority population, but has instead concentrated on proving to a white minority that a black-run administration can govern a reasonably sophisticated economy and society. The belief that the new South African government is behaving unethically is an expression of the philosophy associated with:

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Jamarion · Answer 1

The belief that the new South African government is behaving unethically is an expression of the philosophy associated with utilitarianism.

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The concept of utilitarianism refers to the biased decisions made by the people holding authority. The decisions made by them only favor the interests of the majority and the people who make these decisions also belong to the class of the majority. The philosophy of utilitarianism best relates to the apartheid that was practiced in the country of South Africa as the predominantly white government of South Africa used to make almost all the decisions to favor the whites and discriminate against the blacks.