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Right against Exploitation

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1. In which situation is the difference between lawful employment and exploitation clearest?Hard · Level 79 · lawful employment,consent,wages

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Work with legal wages and free consent
Work through threat and no permission to leave
Work tied to debt
Work after taking documents

2. If an owner threatens that the worker's family will be harmed if work is refused how will consent be considered?Hard · Level 79 · threat,forced consent,labour

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Free and real
Given under pressure
Fully voluntary
Legally irrelevant

3. In which situation can the Right against Exploitation and education become indirectly connected?Hard · Level 79 · child labour,education,hazardous work

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Removing a child from school and putting them in hazardous work
Sending a child to library
Letting child join sports
Teaching child drawing

4. Which statement shows a wrong understanding of the Right against Exploitation?Hard · Level 79 · wrong understanding,legal employment,exploitation

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It bans human trafficking
It prohibits begar
It prohibits hazardous child labour
It prohibits every kind of job

5. Treating a person like a commodity in human trafficking conflicts with which constitutional value?Hard · Level 79 · human dignity,commodity,trafficking

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Human dignity
Ballot paper
Linguistic diversity
Revenue collection

6. If a person has to perform legal and non discriminatory public service how is it different from begar?Hard · Level 79 · public service,begar,non discriminatory

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It is always human trafficking
It can be valid public service if not exploitative or discriminatory
It is always child labour
It is always private exploitation

7. Which option shows a more hidden form of forced labour?Hard · Level 79 · hidden forced labour,debt,no exit

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Person chooses job in open market
Worker is not allowed to leave in the name of room food and debt
Student volunteers
Citizen travels

8. If a child below fourteen joins a safe school activity why will it not be called hazardous child labour?Hard · Level 79 · school activity,child labour,hazardous employment

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Because the activity is safe and educational
Because every child is a labourer
Because school is always a factory
Because age has no importance

9. In which situation can violation of the Right against Exploitation also be linked with state inaction?Hard · Level 79 · state inaction,trafficking,duty

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State takes no action despite information of trafficking
State permits peaceful assembly
State opens schools
State makes traffic rules

10. Why is begar called a rights issue and not merely an economic problem?Hard · Level 79 · begar,rights issue,dignity

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Because it takes away personal freedom and dignity
Because it is only wage calculation
Because it is related to weather
Because it is a sports competition

11. If a child works late night in a hazardous kitchen of a hotel in the name of light work what examination is necessary?Hard · Level 79 · child labour,hazardous work,actual conditions

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Whether the actual work is hazardous and exploitative
Whether it is named light work
Whether the hotel is big
Whether there are many customers

12. In which example is control the strongest sign of exploitation?Hard · Level 79 · control,documents,forced labour

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Worker can leave job and city
Worker receives wages in bank
Worker is stopped from going out keeping phone and taking documents
Worker takes leave

13. In which situation is the classification of rights correct?Hard · Level 79 · democratic rights,right against exploitation,human trafficking,article 23,constitutional rights

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Human trafficking is linked with Right against Exploitation
Speech is linked with Right against Exploitation
Worship is linked with Right against Exploitation
Language protection is linked with Right against Exploitation

14. If a worker is paid below minimum and made to work by threat what is the constitutional concern?Hard · Level 79 · right against exploitation,forced labour,article 23,minimum wage,labour rights,economic exploitation

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Right to peaceful expression
Forced labour and economic exploitation
Cultural and educational rights
Right to vote

15. In which situation is the purpose of child labour prohibition most clear?Hard · Level 79 · child labour,education,development

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Protecting a child from hazardous work and giving chance for education and development
Giving child more time in factory
Binding child to labour
Keeping child away from school

16. If a person says they accepted work but later were prevented from leaving what point becomes important?Hard · Level 79 · initial consent,later control,forced labour

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Control and compulsion can arise even after initial consent
Once consent means complete freedom forever
Leaving work is never allowed
Exploitation applies only to children

17. Why is the element of deception important in human trafficking?Hard · Level 79 · deception,trafficking,false promise

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It can weaken free consent
It always makes employment valid
It makes trafficking education
It ends exploitation

18. If a worker is forced to buy costly goods on credit from the owner's shop increasing debt what danger arises?Hard · Level 79 · debt trap,bonded labour,exploitation

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Trap of bonded labour
Free trade
Peaceful association
Cultural protection

19. In which situation are the Right against Exploitation and child dignity both affected?Hard · Level 79 · child trafficking,hazardous work,dignity

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Selling a child and putting them in hazardous work
Teaching a child to read
Sending a child to sports
Letting a child draw

20. If weak families in a village are made to work without wages in the name of tradition what conclusion is proper?Hard · Level 79 · tradition,begar,unpaid work

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Tradition makes exploitation valid
It can be a question of begar and exploitation
It is only a festival
It is voting practice

Question 1HardLevel 79

In which situation is the difference between lawful employment and exploitation clearest?

AWork with legal wages and free consentBWork through threat and no permission to leaveCWork tied to debtDWork after taking documents

Correct answer: A

Legal wages and free consent are signs of lawful employment. Check consent and wages in exams.

Right against Exploitation

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In which situation is the difference between lawful employment and exploitation clearest?

If an owner threatens that the worker's family will be harmed if work is refused how will consent be considered?

In which situation can the Right against Exploitation and education become indirectly connected?

Which statement shows a wrong understanding of the Right against Exploitation?

Treating a person like a commodity in human trafficking conflicts with which constitutional value?

If a person has to perform legal and non discriminatory public service how is it different from begar?

Which option shows a more hidden form of forced labour?

If a child below fourteen joins a safe school activity why will it not be called hazardous child labour?

In which situation can violation of the Right against Exploitation also be linked with state inaction?

Why is begar called a rights issue and not merely an economic problem?

If a child works late night in a hazardous kitchen of a hotel in the name of light work what examination is necessary?

In which example is control the strongest sign of exploitation?

In which situation is the classification of rights correct?

If a worker is paid below minimum and made to work by threat what is the constitutional concern?

In which situation is the purpose of child labour prohibition most clear?

If a person says they accepted work but later were prevented from leaving what point becomes important?

Why is the element of deception important in human trafficking?

If a worker is forced to buy costly goods on credit from the owner's shop increasing debt what danger arises?

In which situation are the Right against Exploitation and child dignity both affected?

If weak families in a village are made to work without wages in the name of tradition what conclusion is proper?

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