Abstract
The refugees issue and how to welcome and protect them is one of the currents debates. The way the refugees destabilize local areas, like the Iraqis in Syria for instance, has become an international concern and a new dilemma. Is (or should be) a refugee more or less important than a citizen of a state? Must one be privileged over the other? In that case, why? And how? First, we'll study the definition of a refugee and his perception and consequences on the international scale. Then we'll compare the partial and the impartial views and their consequences on the issue of refugees. To finish with, we'll comprehend this debate in the light of a moral and humanitarian view.
