Individual rights are said to be inelienable if they
GOVERNMENT
JAMB 1991
Individual rights are said to be inelienable if they
- A. apply to citizens and aliens alike
- B. cannot be denied under any circumstances
- C. can only be denied by the legislature
- D. can only be denied after due legal process
Correct Answer: D. can only be denied after due legal process
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