Civics
Right against Exploitation
Practice questions
If a person is taken to another city with a job promise and then not allowed to leave work what problem does it indicate?What is the main constitutional difference between begar and a low paid job?If generations of a worker's family are bound to work for the same owner in the name of debt what is it most related to?Why is employing a child below fourteen in a hazardous industry considered unconstitutional?Why can consent be doubtful in human trafficking?If a worker's identity papers are taken away to keep them working what is it a strong sign of?In which situation will voluntary service not be called begar?If a child is sent to a firecracker factory due to family poverty what is the correct conclusion?Which broad idea is strengthened by the ban on human trafficking under the Right against Exploitation?If the state makes only one caste do unpaid labour in the name of public work what problem arises?In which situation is child labour most closely linked with the Right against Exploitation?If a labour contract says the worker can never leave the job which element of exploitation is visible?Why is begar rejected in a democratic society?What is the most important difference between human trafficking and normal migration?If a factory owner says a child is learning but actually makes the child do hazardous production what issue arises?Why is looking only at wages not enough to identify exploitation?If an agency takes workers to a city and withholds their return means and documents what analysis is proper?Which example raises both exploitation and child protection together?In bonded labour debt is often used for what purpose?If a person is sold and then made to do domestic work which right comes most directly to mind?