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What's the Right Thing to Do? (2017)

Season 1 • Episode 1 • Immigration

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What's the Right Thing to Do? Season 1, Episode 1: Immigration

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Immigration is a problematic topic on a global scale. Are wealthy countries morally bound to welcome refugees with open arms? To what extent does the place you were born determine your identity and your rights? Watch What's the Right Thing to Do? Season 1, Episode 1 Immigration in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of What's the Right Thing to Do? Season 1, Episode 1 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

5 episodes
Miniseries
1

Immigration

Immigration is a problematic topic on a global scale. Are wealthy countries morally bound to welcome refugees with open arms? To what extent does the place you were born determine your identity and your rights?

46 min
2

Robotization

Can machines and robots take over the work of humans? And how can you program a self-driving car to react when dealing with traffic situations in which victims are inevitable?

46 min
3

Discrimination

Is discrimination always unjustified? To what extent can and must you treat people equally?

46 min
4

Inequality

Is it justified that professional athletes earn exponentially more than elementary school teachers?

46 min
5

Privacy

Virtually no other subject has gained more attention in recent years than privacy. What constitutes a violation of privacy? And what does privacy really mean?

46 min