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In democracy rights are not treated merely as moral promises because what do they become?

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Correct answer: Enforceable valid claims of citizens

Direct answer: A is correct. A moral promise expresses what ought to happen, but it may have no effective method of enforcement. A democratic right has a stronger status: it is recognised by law or the Constitution, and a citizen can claim it against improper state action. If the right is violated, the person may use lawful institutions and remedies to seek protection. A is correct because an enforceable claim creates a duty for authorities to respect it. B is wrong because rights are not gifts that a government may withdraw as personal kindness. C is wrong because a campaign slogan is only a political statement. D is wrong because a right does not depend merely on the temporary preference of a majority. Memory cue: a promise says ‘should’; an enforceable right says ‘can be claimed’.

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Valid ClaimsEnforceable RightsDemocracyLegal RightsThe Significance Of Rights In A DemocracyDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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