What does the concept of human security place at the centre of security policy?

Correct answer: B. The survival and welfare of individuals

  • A. The expansion of a state's territory
  • B. The survival and welfare of individuals
  • C. The size of a state's armed forces
  • D. The protection of diplomatic buildings

Explanation

Human security broadens the focus of security from the state alone to the safety and well-being of people. It includes concerns such as poverty, disease, food insecurity and personal violence.

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