If a citizen is denied an opportunity in government employment on the basis of place of birth, it would be against which right?

Correct answer: Right to Equality

The correct answer is C: the Right to Equality. Equality includes equality of opportunity in matters of public employment. A citizen should not be denied a government job merely because of an impermissible ground such as place of birth. The Constitution prohibits discrimination on certain listed grounds, including place of birth, while allowing constitutionally permitted provisions in appropriate situations. Option A is wrong because the facts do not concern speech, movement, assembly, or another specific freedom. Option B is wrong because no religious belief or practice is involved. Option D is wrong because Constitutional Remedies describe the method of seeking court protection; they are not the primary right that the discrimination violates. Exam clue: “government employment” plus “place of birth” points to equality of opportunity.