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In what ways is the case for humanitarian intervention, as outlined in this chapter, limited?

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  1. It is not self-evident that individuals do have universal and fundamental human rights.
  2. Advocates of humanitarian intervention exaggerate the extent of global consensus about the use of force to protect human rights.
  3. Any norm endorsing the use of force to protect individual rights could be abused by powerful states.
  4. All of these options.

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