I have not seen any of the ones you mentioned so since I do not understand what you are referring to I cannot say for sure. Maybe another reader can verify.
Definition of Sanctity from Cambridge Dictionary Online: "the quality of being very important and deserving respect". More so than any other life on earth, each person, each human, no matter their situation, genetic expressions or choices, is worth a basic level of dignity and respect. Even the vilest offender should not be hated, mistreated or easily destroyed (removed from society until true repentance is seen, still given a basic level of dignity...). The innocent (from very moment of their existence) should be protected, even if said existence is inconvenient, unwanted, hated.
You are precious, unique, seen, known, wanted.
I just watched what happened in Australia and I am crying because those two males have been taught and have chosen to hate people who don't believe as they do and that it is okay to kill anyone who doesn't believe as they do. We are One Human Family (very eye opening book) and I have been taught my whole life that it is my duty and privilege to love all people no matter. To run for my life or get out of a bad situation if needed, yet still love and forgive those that use me, treat me badly and want to kill me. Speak truth and reality because such in the long run is kinder than affirming a lie for temporary avoidance, greed or gratification.
I am still reeling from those events so want to know if there are any Asian dramas (since this is an Asian drama forum) that speak to the dignity, value, preciousness of human life, to treating the bad guy more with pity than with revile. It is okay to hate what was done and there is still need for appropriate consequences though; forgiveness doesn't alway remove consequences (mitigate sometimes). Or is there an Asian drama that says even though I am big and powerful I am going to treat you kindly, well, with dignity no matter your 'station'/'social level'/'caste' because you are a precious human being.
