Under which right does the spirit of abolition of titles come?

Correct answer: Right to Equality

Direct answer: C, the Right to Equality. The abolition of titles reflects the democratic idea that citizens should not be arranged into hereditary or official status groups that create artificial superiority. Equality before law and equal respect for citizens are inconsistent with special titles that produce social distinctions, although constitutional and academic distinctions such as military or educational honours are treated separately within the legal framework. A is wrong because the issue is not mainly speech, movement or association. B is wrong because abolition of titles does not primarily concern forced labour, trafficking or child labour. D is wrong because it does not concern religious belief or practice. C wins because it expresses equal civic status. Memory cue: “Titles create status distinctions; equality removes artificial ranks.”