[Solved] The content of the principle of respect for human rights in international law maybe expressed in which of the following propositions as expounded by G. Tunkin inTheory of International Law?

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Q.	The content of the principle of respect for human rights in international law maybe expressed in which of the following propositions as expounded by G. Tunkin inTheory of International Law?
A.	all states have a duty to respect thefundamental rights and freedoms of all persons within their territories.
B.	stateshave a duty not to permit discrimination by reason of sex, race, religion orlanguage.
C.	states have a duty to promote universal respect for human rightsand to co-operate with each other to achieve this objective.
D.	all of the above.
Answer» D. all of the above.

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