Apostrophe query! "Women's rights' campaigners"

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Hello! Which of the following used the apostrophes correctly?

A. Women's rights campaigners
B. Womens rights campaigners
C. Women's right's campaigners
D. Women's rights' campaigners
E. Womens rights' campaigners
F. Womens right's campaigners

Campaigners for women's rights
But I'd go for A.

A

A
The rights (plural, no apostrophe required) belong to the women (a plural noun not ending in s)

A

A

A if it has to be phrased like that.

'rights' is genitive in relation to 'women', 'women's rights' is adjectival in relation to 'campaigners', I would argue.

A.
Women is already plural so the apostrophe comes before the s
Rights is a pluralised noun, not a possessive or missing a letter, so no apostrophe needed

Agree A. The rights belong to the women so they are women's rights. The campaigners are campaigners for those rights, they are not campaigners of those rights so no second apostrophe.

Another vote for A.

A

I thought D but I must be wrong as everyone else thought A.

A

@NotTooOldPaul the apostrophe is about possession.
So women have rights.
Rights don't have campaigners.

Campaigners for the rights of women.
'Campaigners of the rights' doesn't mean anything.

A.

Thanks, I knew I was wrong but got myself confused.

Thank you! Perfect explanation