The AU's right to intervene in a member country in crisis portrays it as
an international organization
a regional organization
a supranational organization
a continental organization
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It can't be C because the AU is actually a continental organisation which the continent is Africa. Regional, Continental and international organisations are within the context of the origin of formation of the organisation and the members it is made up of and in AU's case it is Africa and Africans.
However, the question is the power to intervene in member states and the answer will be supernational organisation C
THIS is very WRONG, the answer is Supranational organization
You can make your research xd
This is nonsense. How many more of your answers here are wrong?
The AU is an international organization simply by virtue of its composition: different countries make up the Union.
The power to intervene in the internal affairs of member countries make AU a SUPRANATIONAL organization.
You guys should stop confusing people who are ready to learn. the right answer is A which is international organization.
