Why is social sensitivity necessary for protecting human rights?

Because a sensitive society does not treat injustice and insult as normal

The governing concept is that human rights protect dignity, equality and freedom, and their protection requires both law and public awareness. A socially sensitive community notices discrimination, humiliation or violence instead of accepting it as ordinary behaviour. It listens to affected people, supports them in reporting violations and encourages institutions to respond fairly. Therefore, option A is correct: such a society refuses to normalise injustice and insult. Option B is opposite to the concept, because sensitivity challenges discrimination rather than increasing it. Options C and D are also incorrect because society influences rights protection and sensitivity strengthens, rather than blocks, justice.

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