3. What protection under human rights law does an individual have who has been denied employment based upon their weight? A) protection based on sex and physical disability B) no protection under human rights law, as being overweight is not a human rights provision C) protection based on physical disability, if it is medically diagnosed as a disability D) a BFOR can be easily established for most job positions that allow for discrimination

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