Ethics evaluate and classify actions based on whether these are morally correct or incorrect. The most common classification is:
Neutral actions: Actions that are neither morally correct nor incorrect. For example, buying ice cream.
Obligatory: Actions considered as morally obligatory, this means it is expected you do these actions. For example, it is expected a mother looks after her children.
Impermissible: Actions that are forbidden because they are morally incorrect. For example, stealing.
Supererogatory: Actions that are morally acceptable or good but are not an obligation. For example, volunteering.
Based on this, Natalie's action can be classified as supererogatory because even if it is good she helps her brother move, this is not an obligation.
Explanation: The Kashmir conflict is a territorial conflict primarily between India and Pakistan, having started just after the partition of India in 1947.
