When can we date transnational NGOs back to?
Correct answer: B. The nineteenth century and anti-slavery campaigners
- A. The end of World War Two following the Holocaust
- B. The nineteenth century and anti-slavery campaigners
- C. The civil rights movement under Dr Martin Luther King
- D. None of these options given is correctHuman Rights & Liberties
Explanation
Modern transnational NGOs can be traced to nineteenth-century movements such as organized anti-slavery campaigns, which operated across borders before the UN era. The post-1945 period greatly expanded their number and influence but did not mark their beginning.
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