Question 26 • US History Studies Since 1877
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights sets out a broad standard of rights, including civil, political, social, and economic rights, and affirms equality without discrimination. Its main limitation is that it is a declaration rather than a legally binding treaty, so it cannot itself be enforced in court. Therefore, “It represents a moral code only and cannot be enforced by law” is the best answer.
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