From a social work perspective, what is most crucial in promoting basic human rights?
A. The ability for people to have meaningful participation in decision-making processes.
B. The ability for the practitioners to promote the human rights agenda.
C. The ability for politicians to include human rights in all policy decisions.
D. The ability for all clients to promote what the social worker views as human rights.
Answer: A
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