According to Richan, which group is NOT a potential target of advocacy efforts?

In the context of advocacy efforts, clients or constituents affected by the advocacy issue are typically seen as the primary focus rather than a target for advocacy. Advocacy is generally aimed at influencing others—such as community leaders, government officials, and business stakeholders—on behalf of or in support of those affected by the issue. These constituents are usually the beneficiaries of the advocacy rather than the subjects of the advocacy targets themselves.

Community leaders, government officials, and business stakeholders are all groups that advocates seek to influence in order to drive change or raise awareness about specific issues that affect clients or constituents. Hence, the correct understanding is that clients or constituents are not the target of advocacy; they are the group that advocacy efforts aim to support.