My question below revolves around the novel, Flowers for Algernon...

My question below revolves around the novel, Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes

Topic: Human Rights Issues

The human rights issue that was presented in this novel was that even if a person is disabled, he or she has the right to be informed and have the right to understand the consequences with the guidance and permission of his or her parents or guardians and must be carefully taken care of in all medications he or she may undergo. However, Charlie, a character of this novel, experienced a period of the "American Scientific Experiments"- who had that if it is ethical to do or perform a possible harmful experimental procedure to an individual who does not fully comprehend what will happen even so they will continue because they believe that it would greatly benefit him the patient like Charlie. Charlie's experiment at first was a success. However, later on in some parts of the book, he had these adverse effects, which slowly deteriorated his brain and body.

I need a point towards the right direction to find about 4 credible sources supporting my human rights issue on why its morally wrong etc. Online sources are okay I just have to avoid using Wikipedia since any user can modify information on a wiki.

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