Political Science · Political Theory
'To deny people their human rights is to challenge their very humanity.' Who said this?
AM. K. Gandhi
BNelson Mandela ✓ Correct
CMartin Luther King Jr.
DAbraham Lincoln
Correct answer: (B) Nelson Mandela — The statement is by Nelson Mandela, so the answer is Mandela.
Explanation
★The statement is by Nelson Mandela, so the answer is Mandela.
★Mandela led the struggle against apartheid in South Africa.
★He spent twenty seven years in prison for the cause of equality and freedom.
★He became South Africa's first democratically elected president in 1994.
★The quotation ties human rights directly to human dignity itself.
★To deny rights, he held, is to deny a person's full humanity.
★Mandela became a global symbol of human rights and reconciliation.
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