If safety cameras are installed in KGBV but girls privacy is harmed what balance is needed?

Correct answer: Balance of safety monitoring and privacy protection

Safety cameras may help prevent or investigate harm, but security must not be created by ignoring girls’ dignity and personal privacy. A balanced policy places cameras only in appropriate common areas, clearly informs residents about their use, restricts access to recordings, protects the data, and provides supervision by authorised people. Private places such as bathrooms and changing areas should not be monitored in the same way. Safety measures should also be reviewed so that they remain necessary and proportionate.

Option C is correct because it recognises both important values: protection from danger and the right to privacy. Removing every camera may reduce useful safety support, while treating privacy as unimportant can cause fear, humiliation, or misuse of recordings. The best approach uses the least intrusive monitoring that can reasonably provide safety, follows clear rules, and gives girls a way to raise concerns. This is an example of ethical safety planning.