Question

Differentiate between the narrow and broad concepts of human security.

Answer 1

	Narrow Concept  of Human Security	Broad Concept of Human Security
1.	A narrow definition of human security only addresses physical threats to persons or the protection of communities and individuals from internal violence.	In contrast, a comprehensive view of human security contends that the scope of dangers should include hunger, diseases, and natural catastrophes, which kill far more people than war.
2.	The narrow concept only covers immediate physical security and safety.	The concept is comprehensive, addressing long-term social, economic, and environmental well-being.
3	Example: Protecting civilians during war or from acts of terrorism.	Example: Ensuring access to food, clean water, healthcare, and a stable environment.