Buddhist Ethics and Lynching

Abstract

From the case of the study of Buddhist ethics on lynching, it is found that lynching is the use of physical harm to the accused without legal process. Is an act that is contrary to the Five Precepts and 1 acrobatics in Charity 10, also known as ”Panatibati”, which means committing an act of violence against life and causing it to fall into existence. Lynch ”is an act that is against the doctrine of Buddhism. That is taught to refrain from tampering with life, it is also an illegal act and a violation of human rights in existence. As it obstructs the justice process in considering the offenses of each individual as well. Fighting for self-defense or the offender is not considered an ethical violation. Since it is a fundamental right to life and life. Which, although there may be some fragments involved in the commission of the offense But the protection of their rights is their basic
right legally.