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If human rights are treated as limited only to national law, what is missed?

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Correct answer: Their universal and human basis

The governing concept is universality. Human rights arise from the dignity and worth of being human, so their moral and international significance is broader than whatever protection a particular national law happens to provide. National law is important because it can recognise, enforce and remedy rights, but it should not be treated as the source that makes people human or worthy of protection. Option A is correct because it identifies the universal human basis. Options B, C and D are irrelevant: weather, sports results and market price do not define the status or value of human rights. A legal system should therefore implement universal principles rather than use national boundaries to deny basic dignity.

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Universal RightsNational LawHuman DignityInternational PrinciplesHuman Rights And Their ProtectionDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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