The right not to be tortured is an example of a

A) legal right , and so only valid for anybody in countries that have laws that bar torture.
B) contractual right that depends on the free consent of parties to the contract.
C) human right that applies to everybody, no matter what the society or the circumstances.
D) civil right, determined by a constitution.

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Almar Decano · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  The right not to be tortured is a human right, which means it applies to everybody regardless of the society or circumstances. It is a fundamental and universal principle of human rights law that recognizes the inherent dignity and worth of every person. It is not dependent on any legal, contractual or constitutional framework.

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