  Ignoring human values in software development may disadvantage users by
breaching their values and introducing biases in software. This can be
mitigated by informing developers about the value implications of their choices
and taking initiatives to account for human values in software. To this end, we
propose the notion of Value Programming with three principles: (P1) annotating
source code and related artifacts with respect to values; (P2) inspecting
source code to detect conditions that lead to biases and value breaches in
software, i.e., (P3) making recommendations to mitigate biases and value
breaches. To facilitate value programming, we propose a framework that allows
for automated annotation of software code with respect to human values. The
proposed framework lays a solid foundation for inspecting human values in code
and making recommendations to overcome biases and value breaches in software.
