O'Neill Argues That the Main Difficulty for the Human Rights

question 15

Multiple Choice

O'Neill argues that the main difficulty for the human rights approach to world hunger is that

• A) it is not demanding enough.
• B) it lacks precise methods.
• C) there is disagreement about the rights that justice comprises.
• D) it is too demanding.

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