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Human rights is, in fact, the ultimate political question.
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The quote presents human rights as the deepest issue in politics. It suggests that political decisions ultimately concern how people are treated, what protections they receive, and what limits apply to power. In this view, human rights are not a separate concern from politics; they are central to judging political choices.
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