Answer:
Peter Singer
Explanation:
Peter Singer is an Australian philosopher, an expert in applied ethics who advocated for abstaining from the use of animal products and preaching for helping the global poor. He came into controversy when he, in his book Practical Ethics, advocated for painless killing of a patient suffering from an incurable disease, especially severely disabled infants. This led to protests against Singer in Germany where his book was withdrawn from the course.
In another controversy, Singer was criticized for defending a professor who was convicted of sexual assault of a man who was physically disabled and mentally challenged. Singer was criticized for his work Animal Liberation, which contains no valid philosophical arguments.
