A. compel states to change their internal laws to include more human rights.

B. recommend and request new human rights standards for inclusion in state’s internal laws.

C. leave the matter to states as to how they deal with human rights issues.

D. look into enforcement and implementation of human rights with the states.

A. making human rights implementable

B. international standard setting on human rights

C. paving way for conversion of human rights into fundamental rights.

D. facilitating creation of machinery for ensuring rights to all

A. free and independent judiciary

B. directive principles of state policy

C. fundamental duties

D. special status to the state of jammu and kashmir

A. socio-economic development of muslims

B. all round development of minorities

C. amelioration in the conditions of working women

D. decent and dignified treatment with prisoners of war

A. 20 articles

B. 22 articles

C. 30 articles

D. 36 articles

A. backward classes commission

B. election commission

C. union public service commission

D. finance commission

A. women

B. refugees

C. children

D. persons with disability

A. u.s.a.

B. u.k.

C. france

D. switzerland

A. prevention of domestic violence against women

B. sexual violence against women at workplace

C. ban on the practice of female infanticide

D. promotion of educational and employment opportunities for women