UGC NET Human Rights & Duties Practice Questions - UGC NET Human Rights And Duties (Paper II) Exam

Which of the following statements best describes the distinction between moral rights and legal rights?

Moral rights are always enforceable in a court of law, whereas legal rights depend on societal ethics. Legal rights are backed by the coercive power of the state, while moral rights are grounded in ethical systems and lack formal legal sanctions. Moral rights are only recognized in religious states, whereas legal rights are universal. There is no practical difference between moral rights and legal rights.

Correct Answer:

Legal rights are backed by the coercive power of the state, while moral rights are grounded in ethical systems and lack formal legal sanctions.

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