Preventing and Combating the Phenomenon of Social Intolerance Analyzed in the Light of National and International Provisions

Abstract

The realization of liberal principles in contemporary societies has led and continues to lead to overwhelming social movements that have a powerful impact on human destiny. Most often, people are concerned only with strictly personal and immediate interests, so the emphasis is shifting from society/nation to the individual, leading to a relaxed policy, a disintegrated, attractive (due to high living standards), and excessively open social model. Thus, the attractive legal framework of Western Europe is becoming prone to migration processes that are currently gaining massive proportions. In this context, migration is having an eloquent impact on the rise of both ethnic intolerance and xenophobia, as well as on the development of pro–racist movements and sentiments.