Because the existence of moral rights does not depend upon individual or government recognition of them,
A) the most important moral rights in one society can be different from the most important moral rights in a different society.
B) the existence of moral rights depends upon legal documents and international treaties.
C) there is little intercultural conflict about moral rights.
D) moral rights have little relevance in international relations.

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Moral rights are considered universal and exist regardless of individual or government recognition. As a result, what is considered to be the most important moral right in one society may differ from another society. This can lead to intercultural conflict and different legal frameworks may include different moral rights. The existence of moral rights is not dependent on legal documents or international treaties.

Because the Existence of Moral Rights Does Not Depend Upon