Den europæiske flygtningekrise og etisk ansvar

Should we get involved when confronted with moral dilemmas, or difficult situation related to our society or the environment we live in, do we have an ethical and moral responsibility to take a stand towards such issues, and what are the advantages and disadvantages of getting involve in to that discussions. This essay discusses and focuses one of the most recent worldwide problem which is also known as The European refugee crisis,

It started back in 2015, over one million people immigrated to the European Union countries through both the Mediterranean Sea and overland. The estimation of the mass migration by United Nations shows that it is one of the biggest migrations since the Second World War. The main factors behind the massive migration in 2015 were civil wars, poverty, droughts and violence.

The Refugee crisis created lots of challenges for the European countries, both economically and socially, it created tensions among European unions to the point where most of these European centuries implement border control and refused to accept refugees. As a result of these tensions in most European countries anti refugee protests took place in many major cities, it has been four years from the refugee crisis, it is still an ongoing issue and it has been a major political debate in most countries. When we confront such issues in the environment we live we can’t ignore this challenge, global warming and the refugee crisis are the two the most crucial issues that needs to be confronted and needs deep discussion in order to find out better solutions.