How is the idea of universal human rights distinguished from relativism?
A. Universal human rights have their roots in non-Western societies, whereas relativism argues that human rights are Western in origin.
B. Universal human rights are civil-political rights, whereas relativism focuses on economic-social rights.
C. Universal human rights are the same for all people regardless of nationality or ethnicity, whereas relativism emphasizes due respect for local traditions and histories.
D. Universal human rights are based on religion, whereas relativism bases human rights on political and legal philosophy.
Answer: C
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