The advent of the post-World War II global human rights movement has most directly cut into the viability of:

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The post-World War II global human rights movement has challenged the traditional concept of sovereignty, which held that a state has absolute control over its people and territory. The human rights movement has argued that states have a responsibility to protect the rights of their citizens and that the international community has a role to play in ensuring that human rights are respected. This has undermined the idea of sovereignty as an absolute principle, and has created new norms and standards for the treatment of individuals and groups within states.

The Advent of the Post-World War II Global Human Rights