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Why is legal recognition of rights necessary?

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Correct answer: So that they become enforceable claims, not just moral wishes

Direct answer: C, legal recognition turns rights into enforceable claims rather than mere moral wishes. A moral belief may say that people deserve fair treatment, but legal recognition gives the right an accepted rule, identifies duties, and provides a route for seeking protection when the right is violated. Courts and other lawful institutions can then examine the complaint and grant an appropriate remedy under the law. A is wrong because recognised rights are not reserved for leaders; they protect eligible citizens generally. B is the opposite of the purpose of legal recognition, which makes rights clearer and more visible. D is wrong because legal enforcement depends on judicial and other institutions; recognition does not abolish the judiciary. Memory cue: legal right means a claim that can be defended through law.

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Legal RecognitionEnforceable ClaimsJudicial RemedyRights ProtectionThe Significance Of Rights In A DemocracyDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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