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6 April, 04:28

In 1948 the United Nations General Assembly approved the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Among other things, the document states that all people should be protected from slavery and torture. Which of these is a weakness of the document? A) It is nonbinding. B) Its principles are outdated. C) It is invalid during times of war or conflict. D) Its mandates do not affect countries formed after 1948.

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