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Migration is one of the biggest humanitarian issues of our time. According to John Dalhuisen, former director for Europe at Amnesty International and now Senior Fellow at European Stability Initiative, humanitarian organizations should compromise on their ethical and moral standards, when it comes to migration. Many Europeans fear uncontrolled migration, and perceive it as a threat to their own culture, security and prosperity. He calls on to search for humane migration policies that are sellable to the majority of the European citizens.
How should humanitarian organizations position themselves, now that the call for a fortress Europe is getting stronger? Should they continue to hold on to their moral values, or be more willing to bend to the public opinion?
During this first edition of ‘Humanitarian Hot Topics’, Dalhuisen will share his outspoken vision on this much discuss...
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