What does it mean that a child's rights are unconditional?

What does it mean that a child's rights are unconditional?

• A. A child always has the right to safety and to a minimal level of care and nurturance that is needed to keep him or her safe.
• B. A child has no rights unless the parent approves.
• C. The state has no obligation to intervene even if safety is at risk.
• D. Rights are granted only after turning 18.

Answer: (A)