Which situation would be most effective for human rights protection?

Written rights, independent judiciary, accountable administration and aware citizens work together

Human-rights protection is strongest when legal guarantees, independent institutions, responsible administration and citizen participation reinforce one another. Written rights state the standard, but an independent judiciary can review violations and provide remedies; accountable officials must implement decisions; and informed citizens must recognise abuse, use lawful channels and demand transparency. Option A is therefore correct because it describes an integrated system rather than relying on a single promise. B fails because declarations without enforcement are weak. C violates equality and access to justice, while D makes abuse harder to challenge. Effective protection also requires evidence, fair procedures and continuing public oversight.

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