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In which situation can state inaction become a problem in human rights protection?

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Correct answer: When clear violation complaints receive no inquiry or relief

The governing concept is that the state has both negative and positive human-rights duties. It must not itself violate rights, but it must also take reasonable action to investigate credible complaints, protect people from continuing harm, hold responsible institutions accountable, and provide effective relief. When clear complaints receive no inquiry or remedy, official silence can leave the victim exposed and permit violations to continue; therefore, option A is correct. Options B, C, and D describe active protective measures, not inaction. The exact duty depends on facts, but credible allegations cannot simply be ignored.

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Human RightsState InactionAccountabilityVictim ProtectionGrievance RedressalHuman Rights And Their ProtectionDemocratic RightsCivics

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