10 people working in a company decided to meet during non-working hours. They formed an informal organisation.
The company officials didn't like the organisation and asked the employees to disband the same. Who is violating human rights here?

Both are not violating

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The correct option is D Company officials
According to human rights, people have the right to meet peacefully and form social associations. The company officials can't force to disband the association.

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10 people working in a company decided to meet during non-working hours. They formed an informal organisation. The company officials didn't like the organisation and asked the employees to disband the same. Who is violating human rights here?

The correct option is D Company officialsAccording to human rights, people have the right to meet peacefully and form social associations. The company officials can't force to disband the association.

10 people working in a company decided to meet during non-working hours. They formed an informal organisation.
The company officials didn't like the organisation and asked the employees to disband the same. Who is violating human rights here?

The correct option is D Company officials
According to human rights, people have the right to meet peacefully and form social associations. The company officials can't force to disband the association.