Come le persone possono adempiere ai doveri di solidarietà-politica, economia e sociale - verso l’Altro/a e la Comunità, le Generazioni future?
Gaia e Giulia
The EU adopts rules safeguarding fundamental rights, such as equality, non-discrimination, access to justice and the right to vote, and promotes a fair and inclusive society.
It sets standards for labour rights, including safe working conditions and protection against exploitation.
It also proposes social policies that improve quality of life, in areas such as healthcare, education and training, and social security.
Thanks to EU policies and laws, EU citizens also enjoy some of the strongest consumer rights in the world.
Firstly, it’s extremely crucial to give a complete definition of what exactly solidarity is, so, this term…
Solidarity is a feeling of brotherhood and mutual support that emerges from the awareness of belonging to a large community. It is expressed in an altruistic behavior, aimed at helping those who need it most and to work for the good of others. Solidarity can be expressed within a specific social group, but it can also be universal, linked to belonging to the human race. This awareness can be supported by a multiplicity of concrete actions.
The term solidarity refers to a social principle or value that implies a sense of mutual responsibility, cooperation and support between individuals, groups or communities. Solidarity is essentially about the idea that people should act together in a selfless and generous way to promote the well-being of others and address common challenges.
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