How is the United Nations (UN) Universal Declaration of Human Rights limited in its impact?

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights sets out international standards, but it is a declaration rather than a legally binding treaty. By itself, it generally cannot be enforced in a country's courts, though it has influenced later treaties and national laws. Therefore, the best answer is A: it serves as a guide but is nonbinding and largely unenforceable in individual countries.

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