Which statement best captures the real challenge of human rights protection?

Along with declaration of rights, effective implementation is also necessary

The governing concept is the difference between formally recognising a right and making that right effective in daily life. A constitution or law may declare equality, liberty or protection from abuse, but people also need accessible institutions, informed officials, fair procedures, remedies and accountability. Without implementation, a right can remain only a promise on paper. Option A is correct because genuine protection requires both legal recognition and practical enforcement. Option B is too absolute: written rights do not automatically end violations. Option C ignores the central role of implementation, while D unfairly claims that institutions always weaken rights; well-designed institutions can protect them.

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