Ethics can be defined as the study and philosophy of human conduct, with an emphasis on the determination of right and wrong (Ferrell & Fraedrich 2010). Ethics is an individual belief system that consists of knowing what is right and acceptable and what is wrong. If it is true that ethics is closely linked to law, regulations and rules, it does not go against research and does not hinder scientific progress. Woo-Suk Hwang and his team paint a picture of the rampant fraud and ethical violations occurring in the field of biological research and testing. The implications of scientific fraud and embezzlement extend beyond the world of pure research to the area of ​​public policy. Here fraud can become a matter of immediate practical significance (Erwin, Gendin & Kleiman 1994). A case in point is Woo-Suk Hwang's violation of the Bioethics Law, Fraud and Embezzlement. The ethical transgressions committed by Hwang and his team go far beyond the misuse of research funds. There is serious misconduct and research misconduct by his team. The research conducted by Woo-Suk Hwang and his team involved conducting research and experiments regarding the field of cloning. A number of ethical violations arise from the way Hwang and his team conducted the research. Other ethical violations by Hwang include embezzling $3 million and using the funds to buy himself a car and gifts for politicians, intentionally fabricating data to solicit research funds, and violating the law of bioethics which prohibits the purchase of eggs for research. Hwang broke the law given the means by which he obtained the eggs used for research; seemed to have forced its younger researchers to donate...... half of the paper ......ity Press, Oxford.Driver, J 2006, Ethics: The fundamental. Wiley & Blackwell, New Jersey. Edward E, SG, 1994, Ethical issues in scientific research: an anthology. Taylor & Francis, New York.Griffin, R.W., 1993, Management 4th edition. Houghton Mifflin, Geneva.Kimmel, A.J., 2007, Ethical issues in behavioral research: Basic and applied perspectives. John Wiley & Sons, New Jersey.Menikoff, J., 2001, Law and Bioethics: An Introduction. Georgetown University Press, New York.OC Ferrell, J.F., 2010, Business Ethics: Ethical Decision Making and Cases. Cengage Learning, Connecticut.Penslar, R.L., 1995, Research Ethics; Cases and materials. Indiana University Press, Indiana.Resnik, D.B., 1998, The ethics of science: an introduction. Routledge, Conn. Shrader-Frechette, KS, 1994, Ethics of scientific research. Rowman & Littlefield, London.