Collective rights belong to which group?

• A. An individual
• B. Foreign nationals
• C. A group of people
• D. The government

Answer: (C)

Collective rights are rights held by a group of people to protect their shared identity, culture, language, or land. These rights exist so a community can preserve its distinct characteristics and have a say in decisions that affect it as a whole. That’s why the correct idea is that they belong to a group of people. Individual rights focus on one person, not a group. Foreign nationals are people from outside the country and don’t automatically hold the host country's collective rights, and the government is the body that governs, not the group that holds these collective rights.