Institutions of Protection

Institutions of protection are organizations and systems designed to safeguard individuals and their rights. Examples include the police, courts, and prisons, which enforce laws and maintain social order; social welfare agencies that support vulnerable populations; and financial institutions like banks that secure assets. These institutions work together to prevent harm, resolve disputes, and ensure safety and justice within society. They operate under legal frameworks to uphold rights and provide assistance, creating a structured environment where citizens can live with confidence in their safety and rights.