Which measure is correct for girls safety in KGBV?

Correct answer: Safe campus and responsible care

Girls’ safety in a residential school depends on a secure environment, responsible adults, clear procedures, and prompt attention to concerns. A safe campus may include controlled entry and exit, supervision appropriate to the setting, trusted caregivers, emergency arrangements, and a system for reporting and responding to complaints. Protection should respect girls’ dignity while reducing risks and ensuring that problems are not ignored. Safety is therefore an ongoing responsibility, not merely a rule written on paper.

Option D is correct because a safe campus and responsible care are central to child protection. Uncontrolled entry can expose residents to risk, refusing to hear complaints can allow harm to continue, and unsupervised night outings are not a general safety measure. The question does not require one particular security design; it asks for the correct broad principle. The best answer is an environment where responsible staff actively protect girls and respond seriously to their needs and complaints.