In countries where governments are unwilling or unable to uphold basic human rights, non-state actors such as NGOs and civil society can draw attention to abuses and influence governments to act. This is an example of the _____ of human rights regimes.
A) differential power
B) indirect power
C) power of socialization
D) enforcing power

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Indirect power refers to the ability of non-state actors like NGOs and civil society to influence government actions and policies regarding human rights through advocacy, awareness, and international pressure, even when they do not have direct enforcement power.

In Countries Where Governments Are Unwilling or Unable to Uphold