Why is it necessary to raise voice against human rights violations?

So that injustice can be stopped and rights remain protected

The governing concept is that human rights require public awareness, accountability and lawful action for their protection. When people speak against discrimination, violence or unlawful treatment, the matter can reach responsible authorities, courts, commissions and the wider public. This pressure can help stop injustice, support victims and prevent similar violations in the future. Therefore, option A is correct because raising a voice strengthens democratic action and protects dignity and rights. Options B and C describe the opposite of rights protection, while option D is unrelated: courts are institutions that can help provide remedies, not institutions that should be closed.

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