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Are individual human rights victories less important or significant than victories that are won by large groups

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vladimir2022 [97]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

Consider why:

1. Remember, human rights are rights or entitlements every human should/ought to have, so whether they are won by large groups or by individuals they are still rights.

2. Also remember, a large group of people are in themselves individuals who came together forming a group, so in a sense victories won by the group was won by each individual affected by the victory.

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