What is meant by group rights?
Correct answer: A. Rights belonging to groups such as minority nations rather than to individuals
- A. Rights belonging to groups such as minority nations rather than to individuals
- B. Rights unfairly belonging to a privileged group
- C. Rights belonging to a political community
- D. None of the above
Explanation
Group rights are claims held by a collective, such as an ethnic minority or minority nation, rather than only by separate individuals. They are therefore distinct from ordinary individual rights, even though individuals benefit from them as group members.
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