Human Rights: Meaning and Characteristics

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Q: Which statement best explains the meaning of the Human Right characteristic 'Human Rights are inherent'?

Because it is the preamble of the Zambian Bill of Rights
They are universal because they apply to all people in the world
They cannot be taken away or separated or given away
They exist independently of the will of an individual or group

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