Freedom from want:
Correct answer: D. a and b
- A. Has been advocated more by Japan
- B. Stresses individual escape from poverty, disease, and environmental threats
- C. Focuses heavily on security
- D. a and b
Explanation
Freedom from want is strongly associated with Japan's human-security approach and focuses on protecting individuals from poverty, disease, hunger, and environmental threats. Both statements a and b are therefore correct.
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