Which example shows a double level of exploitation?
Correct answer: C
Selling a child is trafficking and hazardous work is child labour. In exams, identify two-level exploitation.
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Right against Exploitation
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Hard · Level 80 · two level exploitation,trafficking,child labour
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- A child studies in school
- A person works for wages
- A child is sold and made to work in a hazardous factory
- A citizen gives a speech
Hard · Level 80 · weaker sections,vulnerability,forced labour
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- Because their economic helplessness can be misused for forced labour
- Because they are above law
- Because they can never work
- Because rights are limited only to them
Hard · Level 80 · voluntary activity,child labour,school
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- Because it is voluntary and not hazardous employment
- Because a child is outside rights
- Because the Constitution does not apply in school
- Because every cleanliness work is begar
Hard · Level 80 · child labour,age,workplace
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- When whether the workplace is hazardous must also be checked
- When the child is below fourteen
- When the child is a student
- When the child lives at home
Hard · Level 80 · hidden exploitation,debt,forced labour
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- An employee works by contract for wages
- A labourer is told that free work must continue until debt is repaid
- A citizen travels peacefully
- A student reads a book
Hard · Level 80 · confinement,wage denial,forced labour
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- Free travel and language
- Restricted liberty and forced labour
- Religious worship and culture
- Title and equality
Hard · Level 80 · private owner,begar,forced labour
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- A private owner imposes forced begar on a labourer
- A private person reads a poem
- A private family celebrates a festival
- A private student buys a book
Hard · Level 80 · smoky factory,health risk,child labour
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- Hazardous child labour and health risk
- Religious freedom
- Abolition of titles
- Voting right
Hard · Level 80 · moral idea,human dignity,objectification
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- Not treating a human being as a tool or object
- Forced labour is normal
- Consent of the poor is not needed
- Risky child work is proper
Hard · Level 80 · dignified labour,consent,wages
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- Safe work with wages and consent
- Selling a person into bonded labour
- Employing a child in an explosives factory
- Threatening a labourer into free work
Hard · Level 80 · girl child,trafficking,child exploitation
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- Human trafficking and child exploitation
- Freedom of religion
- Right to title
- Freedom of speech
Hard · Level 80 · child labour,education loss,hazardous work
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- Keeping a child away from school by employing in hazardous factory
- Sending a student to library
- Making a child participate in sports
- Allowing a citizen to speak
Hard · Level 80 · exam strategy,keywords,exploitation
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- Identify clues of trafficking, begar, forced labour, age and hazardous workplace
- Choose religion in every question
- Choose equality in every question
- Choose speech in every question
Hard · Level 80 · voluntary service,begar,forced unpaid labour
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- If there is compulsion and no payment, it can be exploitation like begar
- Every unpaid work is always worship
- Begar is accepted by the Constitution
- Exploitation has no relation with labour
Hard · Level 80 · training label,hazardous child labour,reality
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- The label may be training but reality can be hazardous child labour
- Every training is not dangerous so no check is needed
- It is only a matter of religion
- It is a matter of title
Hard · Level 80 · trafficking vs movement,deception,sale
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- A person travels by choice
- A person is taken by deception and sold
- A citizen searches for job in another city
- A family goes on a trip
Hard · Level 80 · constitutional role,trafficking,begar,child labour
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- Protecting a person from trafficking, begar and hazardous child labour
- Only enabling a citizen to vote
- Giving a title
- Learning language
Hard · Level 80 · forced labour,dignity loss,unpaid work
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- Tying a labourer and making them work without wages
- Employing a worker with wages
- A student writing an essay
- A citizen travelling by bus
Hard · Level 80 · balanced conclusion,lawful work,exploitation
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- It stops exploitation but not voluntary, safe and lawful work
- It treats every labour as crime
- It is only for children
- It is only for adults
Hard · Level 80 · broad conclusion,human dignity,exploitation forms
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- It protects human dignity by stopping trafficking, begar, forced labour and hazardous child labour
- It only gives freedom of speech
- It only removes titles
- It is related only to religious worship
Why is Right against Exploitation especially important for weaker sections?
Correct answer: A
Misuse of economic weakness can turn into exploitation. In exams, identify vulnerability and force together.
View question detailsIf a child voluntarily participates in a safe school cleanliness drive, why will it not be called exploitation?
Correct answer: A
Every child activity is not child labour. In exams, separate voluntary safe activity from hazardous employment.
View question detailsIn which situation is looking only at age not enough in a child labour question?
Correct answer: A
In Article Twenty Four, workplace risk is important along with age. In exams, check age plus workplace.
View question detailsIn which example can forced labour be hidden?
Correct answer: B
Compulsion of free work in the name of debt can be hidden forced labour. In exams, identify hidden exploitation clues.
View question detailsIf a person is confined and made to work after demanding wages, which clues appear together?
Correct answer: B
Confinement and denial of wages make exploitation serious. In exams, read confinement and wage denial.
View question detailsIn which situation can Right against Exploitation be raised even against a private owner?
Correct answer: A
Begar and forced labour are exploitation even at private level. In exams, do not change the right just because a private owner appears.
View question detailsIf a child is made to work twelve hours in a smoky factory, what is the main constitutional concern?
Correct answer: A
A smoky factory can be dangerous for a child's health. In exams, connect health risk and child work.
View question detailsWhich moral idea does Right against Exploitation give constitutional protection to?
Correct answer: A
This right opposes using a human being like an object. In exams, treat human dignity as the main idea.
View question detailsWhich example clearly shows the relation between Right against Exploitation and dignified labour?
Correct answer: A
Wages and consent are signs of dignified labour, not exploitation. In exams, distinguish dignified labour from forced labour.
View question detailsIf a girl child is taken to a city in the name of domestic work and confined for labour, which issue may arise?
Correct answer: A
Lure, movement, confinement and child labour are trafficking and exploitation clues. In exams, read combined clues.
View question detailsIn which situation can violation of Right against Exploitation also affect educational opportunity?
Correct answer: A
Hazardous child labour can also keep a child away from education. In exams, identify the link between child labour and education loss.
View question detailsWhich option gives the correct exam strategy for Right against Exploitation?
Correct answer: A
In questions on this right, trafficking, begar and hazardous child work are key clues. Identify the right through keywords in exams.
View question detailsIf someone says unpaid work done under compulsion is also service, what is the correct constitutional correction?
Correct answer: A
Service may be voluntary, but forced unpaid labour is exploitation. In exams, separate voluntary service and begar.
View question detailsIf an industry employs children in hazardous work and calls it training, what is the correct analysis?
Correct answer: A
The label is not important; the child's age and work risk are important. In exams, separate label and reality.
View question detailsIn which situation should human trafficking not be confused with freedom of movement?
Correct answer: B
Taking someone by deception and selling them is trafficking, not free movement. In exams, distinguish free choice and deception.
View question detailsIn which situation is the constitutional role of Right against Exploitation seen most broadly?
Correct answer: A
This right protects persons and children from many forms of exploitation. Remember broad protection in exams.
View question detailsIn which example are forced labour and loss of dignity both clear?
Correct answer: A
Tying and unpaid work harm both dignity and free labour. In exams, notice dignity loss clues.
View question detailsWhat is the most balanced conclusion of Right against Exploitation?
Correct answer: A
This right distinguishes exploitation from lawful labour. In exams, separate voluntary safe lawful work from forced exploitation.
View question detailsWhich is the broadest conclusion based on Right against Exploitation?
Correct answer: A
Right against Exploitation protects persons and children from inhuman labour exploitation. In exams, remember dignity and exploitation forms together.
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