What increases among citizens when human rights are protected?

Security and trust

The governing concept is that effective rights protection builds social trust and a sense of security. When citizens know that their dignity, equality, liberty, and lawful interests will be respected, they are more likely to trust public institutions and one another. They can participate in public life without constant fear of arbitrary harm or discrimination. Therefore, option A is correct. Fear and insecurity in option B are more likely when rights are ignored. Injustice and anger in option C may result from violations, while discrimination and distance in option D reflect social exclusion rather than protection. Rights protection does not remove every disagreement, but it gives people peaceful, legal methods to address disputes and strengthens confidence in fair treatment.

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