Ethics of Social Action
Ethics in social action refers to the moral principles and values that guide how social workers and activists plan and carry out their efforts for social change. It ensures that their actions are just, fair, and respectful of all individuals. Key ethical principles include non-violence, truthfulness, respect for human dignity, inclusiveness, and accountability. Social workers must avoid spreading hate, avoid using people for personal gain, and always put community welfare first. Ethical social action builds trust and long-term support. By following ethics, social movements become peaceful, effective, and aligned with the true goals of justice and equality.