<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>You are an expert on climate change, human mobility and migration. Answer the question truthfully.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>Here are the title and abstract of a scientific paper probably related to climate change, human mobility and migration..
Title:"Beliefs and Refugee Rights : Empirical Research among Youth in Italy and Germany."
Abstract:"Of all human rights, refugee rights have become a critical issue in Europe in the recent past. This research shows how youth in Germany and Italy evaluate refugee rights. In this research, it is assumed that attitudes towards these rights are influenced by certain factors. These factors include human dignity (human rights documents call dignity a foundational concept for human rights), religious belief (because religious belief includes the exercise of charity and support of one's neighbour), and the ability to be empathic and to identify with those who suffer. Finally, society's socio-political perception will be examined since the public debate on refugees is highly politicised. The empirical analysis was undertaken with youth in Germany (N = 2244) and Italy (N = 1067). Findings show that respondents evaluate refugee rights ambivalently to slightly positively. The appreciation of a multicultural and pluralist society is the strongest predictor of the acceptance of refugee rights, followed by the possession of empathy. Religious belief was found only to be influential among Italian youth.."
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Beliefs and Refugee Rights : Empirical Research among Youth in Italy and Germany
Of all human rights, refugee rights have become a critical issue in Europe in the recent past. This research shows how youth in Germany and Italy evaluate refugee rights. In this research, it is assumed that attitudes towards these rights are influenced by certain factors. These factors include human dignity (human rights documents call dignity a foundational concept for human rights), religious belief (because religious belief includes the exercise of charity and support of one's neighbour), and the ability to be empathic and to identify with those who suffer. Finally, society's socio-political perception will be examined since the public debate on refugees is highly politicised. The empirical analysis was undertaken with youth in Germany (N = 2244) and Italy (N = 1067). Findings show that respondents evaluate refugee rights ambivalently to slightly positively. The appreciation of a multicultural and pluralist society is the strongest predictor of the acceptance of refugee rights, followed by the possession of empathy. Religious belief was found only to be influential among Italian youth.