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riadik2000 [5.3K]
4 years ago
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Which of the following are some of the ways through which celebrities can affect human rights (select all that apply, there are

one to four possible correct answers)? a) Persuading the UN to force states to change their behaviors b) Engaging in philanthropic behavior by giving money to human rights causes c) Using their celebrity status to raise awareness Founding Human Rights Organizations
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Hunter-Best [27]4 years ago
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Answer:a) Persuading the UN to force states to change their behaviors b) Engaging in philanthropic behavior by giving money to human rights causes c) Using their celebrity status to raise awareness Founding Human Rights Organizations.

Explanation:

Celebrities have power to influence mega changes because they are more influential due to their status of fame and they mostly have sufficient resources to influence change.

Philanthropic behaviour means a charity that gives off largest contributions towards the particular chosen cause.

So a person will put all their effort because they have a strong goal to influence people's welfare.

Celebrities can join all influential organizations and successfully make changes because they are easily recognisable and their voice is better heard and easy to reach many places .

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