Why have intergovernmental organizations often been ineffective in
addressing human rights abuses?
A. They are legally required to offer aid to both sides during a civil
war in a member state.
B. They cannot interfere in the domestic affairs of member states
under any circumstances.
C. They often lack the legal authority to arrest leaders accused of
crimes against humanity.
D. They rely on multinational military forces that typically refuse to
cooperate with one another.