In chapter 33 of Burns H. Weston and Anna Greer Human Rights in the World Community: Issues and Action they challenge whether human rights are as universal as the rest of the world makes it seem. I would agree with their argument that universal rights are not as universal as they appear to be. If humans rights were universal everyone would be striving for basic rights but not every country not state is the same. Hunger, poverty, and protection are rights that only seem attainable to privileged few. Universally countries can’t even agree on climate, as pointed out in the reading. The amount of problems of globalization presents challenges of extraterritoriality and other related complexities in trying to hold TNCs (Transnational Corporations