If an institution suggests corrective steps after investigating a rights violation what is it doing?

Helping in human rights protection

The governing concept is accountability through investigation and remedy. An institution that examines an alleged violation and recommends corrective steps is trying to identify what went wrong, support relief for the affected person, and reduce the chance of repetition. Corrective steps may include improving procedures, directing an authority to act, recommending compensation, or seeking disciplinary action where appropriate. This process helps convert recognition of rights into practical protection. Option A is correct because the institution is assisting human rights protection. Options B, C, and D describe the opposite: ending rights, concealing a complaint, or shifting blame to the victim would weaken accountability and allow violations to continue.

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Democratic Rights. Topic: Human Rights and their protection.