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Why should an institutional solution to a human rights violation not be limited only to punishment?

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Correct answer: Because reform, training, and prevention may also be needed

The governing concept is comprehensive institutional accountability. Punishment may hold an offender responsible, but it may not correct the rules, incentives, training failures, supervision gaps, or discriminatory practices that allowed the violation to occur. A durable solution can therefore require impartial investigation, victim protection and relief, disciplinary action where justified, staff training, policy reform, monitoring, and preventive safeguards. Option A captures this wider approach. Option B wrongly assumes that punishment always solves the underlying problem, while C rejects investigation and D ignores the victim. Human rights protection should repair harm and reduce the chance of repetition.

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Institutional AccountabilityReformPreventionTrainingHuman RightsHuman Rights And Their ProtectionDemocratic RightsCivics

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