What is a derogation

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What is a derogation?

A. To follow a variation of certain human rights on a regional level

B. The suspension of particular rights (but not fundamental ones) for a specific period of time during a public emergency that threatens the life of a nation

C. Violation of human rights by the executive

D. Suspension of human rights during a public emergency

Answer: Option B

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