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This article consists of two parts. In the first one, I discuss the idea of ecological solidarity, which is interpreted by me as solidarity sensu largo, resulting from the sense of belonging to a community of living and suffering beings. In the second part I answer the question: what connects animal rights with the rights of human beings? In my opinion, if European civilisation had not developed a category of solidarity, there would be no concept of human rights, and without the category of eco-solidarity there would be no concept of animal rights. HUMANISTYKA I PRZYRODOZNAWSTWO 24 │ Olsztyn 2018 │ doi: 10.31648/hip.2596

On the Concept of Ecological Solidarity. What Connects Animal Rights with the Rights of Human Beings?