The Principle/s of Natural Law Theory.
Both (A) and (B)
Natural Law theory holds that there is a higher, universal law derived from nature, reason or God, which binds all human beings everywhere and against which positive law is measured. Thinkers from the Stoics and Cicero to Aquinas and Grotius describe it as a universal order governing all men.
In its classical (17th–18th century) form, especially in Locke, Natural Law also supplies natural, inalienable rights of the individual (life, liberty, property) which no State can take away; this idea later inspired the American Declaration of Independence and modern human rights instruments.
Since both a universal order governing all men and inalienable individual rights are principles of Natural Law theory, choosing only one of them is incomplete, and 'None of the above' is plainly wrong.
Hence, the answer is Both (A) and (B).
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