The "Duty to Rescue" is a legal principle that requires individuals to assist others in peril when it is safe to do so. This obligation varies by jurisdiction, with some places imposing a legal duty to help, while others rely on moral or ethical expectations. The principle aims to promote social responsibility and protect vulnerable individuals. In many countries, the Good Samaritan Law provides legal protection to those who voluntarily assist someone in danger, encouraging bystanders to intervene without fear of legal repercussions. However, the duty to rescue does not extend to situations where helping could endanger the rescuer or others.