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The principle of …………… means that human rights belong to  and are to be enjoyed by all human beings apart from their  race, color, gender, language, religion, political views, social  origin, or other status.Question 1Answera.Universal b.interdependencec.Inalienabled.Indivisible

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The principle of …………… means that human rights belong to  and are to be enjoyed by all human beings apart from their  race, color, gender, language, religion, political views, social  origin, or other status.Question 1Answera.Universal b.interdependencec.Inalienabled.Indivisible

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The principle of "……………" means that human rights belong to and are to be enjoyed by all human beings apart from their race, color, gender, language, religion, political views, social origin, or other status.

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a. Universal b. Interdependence c. Inalienable d. Indivisible

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