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

What is the primary characteristic of human rights that makes them universal, inherent, and inalienable?

They belong to all individuals by virtue of their common humanity, regardless of nationality or status. They are granted by the state through constitutional amendments. They can be waived or transferred by individuals through social contracts. They are only applicable to citizens of democratic countries.

Correct Answer:

They belong to all individuals by virtue of their common humanity, regardless of nationality or status.

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