Right against Exploitation

Question 1ExpertLevel 81

Why is sending a child to a hazardous factory because of poverty not constitutionally acceptable?

APoverty does not make exploitation and hazardous child labour validBPoverty ends all rightsCHazardous child labour is always educationDChildren need no protection

Question 2ExpertLevel 81

Which is the correct distinction between the Right against Exploitation and the Right to Freedom?

AStopping forced labour is anti-exploitation, peaceful speech is freedomBExpression is anti-exploitation, begar is freedomCTrafficking is freedom, movement is exploitationDChild labour is freedom, assembly is anti-exploitation

Question 3ExpertLevel 81

Which is the correct distinction between the Right against Exploitation and the Right to Equality?

AStopping human trafficking is anti-exploitation, abolition of untouchability is equalityBUntouchability is anti-exploitation, begar is equalityCTitles are exploitation, child labour is equalityDReligious propagation is exploitation, trafficking is equality

Question 4ExpertLevel 81

Which is the correct matching of Article Twenty Three and Article Twenty Four?

AArticle Twenty Three trafficking and begar, Article Twenty Four hazardous child employmentBArticle Twenty Three title, Article Twenty Four religionCArticle Twenty Three assembly, Article Twenty Four pressDArticle Twenty Three language, Article Twenty Four culture

Question 5ExpertLevel 81

Why does the Right against Exploitation not make all employment a crime?

ABecause its aim is to stop exploitative labour, not employmentBBecause it is linked only with titlesCBecause it applies only to rich peopleDBecause it excludes children

Question 6ExpertLevel 81

If an employer increases a labourer's debt to keep the labourer tied to work, this is a strong sign of what?

ABonded labourBFreedom of religionCCultural rightDPeaceful assembly

Question 7ExpertLevel 81

If a school-age child works in a mine, which two constitutional concerns arise together?

ADenial of education and hazardous child labourBTitle and honourCLanguage and scriptDReligion and worship

Question 8ExpertLevel 81

Prohibition of human trafficking protects a person from which inhuman idea?

ATreating a person as a tradeable objectBTreating a person as a citizenCTreating a person as a studentDTreating a person as a voter

Question 9ExpertLevel 81

Which sign is strongest in identifying hazardous child labour?

AChild studies in a safe classroomBChild works among dangerous machines or poisonous substancesCChild listens to a storyDChild participates in a game

Question 10ExpertLevel 81

Why is employing a child in firecracker making especially concerning?

ABecause it can be explosive and hazardous workBBecause it is only drawingCBecause it is peaceful assemblyDBecause it gives a title

Question 11ExpertLevel 81

Forced labour most harms which basic human capacity of a person?

AAbility to decide by free willBAbility to learn languageCAbility to see polling boothDAbility to read news

Question 12ExpertLevel 81

If a labourer is told to work without wages until debt ends, what is the most suitable constitutional identification?

AFree professionBBonded or forced labourCPeaceful serviceDFreedom of expression

Question 13ExpertLevel 81

Why does the Right against Exploitation have special importance for vulnerable groups?

ABecause their helplessness can be used to force labourBBecause they are outside rightsCBecause they need only titlesDBecause exploitation benefits them

Question 14ExpertLevel 81

Which is the correct constitutional meaning of child labour prohibition?

AStopping every activity of every childBProtecting children below fourteen from factories, mines, and hazardous employmentCKeeping children away from educationDMaking children bonded labourers

Question 15ExpertLevel 81

Why is it necessary to distinguish safe household help from hazardous child employment?

ABecause the Constitution mainly prohibits exploitative and hazardous employmentBBecause every household work is traffickingCBecause children need no protectionDBecause study is also begar

Question 16ExpertLevel 81

How is the Right against Exploitation most deeply linked with social justice?

AIt stops the powerful from taking forced advantage of the vulnerableBIt increases titlesCIt stops peaceful assemblyDIt removes language rights

Question 17ExpertLevel 81

When will suspicion of human trafficking be strongest?

AA person works in a safe job voluntarilyBA person is taken by deception and sold or confinedCA person goes to libraryDA person votes

Question 18ExpertLevel 81

Why is making a poor labourer do unfair labour by using helplessness constitutionally wrong?

ABecause poverty does not end rightsBBecause poor people need no wagesCBecause helplessness is always consentDBecause it is only private charity

Question 19ExpertLevel 81

What should be the active role of the state under the Right against Exploitation?

ATo take legal and administrative measures against trafficking, begar, and hazardous child labourBTo promote exploitationCTo send children to minesDTo reward forced labour

Question 20ExpertLevel 81

Which statement most clearly shows the relation between bonded labour and human dignity?

ABonded labour weakens both a person's will and respectBBonded labour always gives respectCBonded labour is another name for educationDBonded labour is only a language right

Right against Exploitation

Quiz this set

Why is sending a child to a hazardous factory because of poverty not constitutionally acceptable?

Which is the correct distinction between the Right against Exploitation and the Right to Freedom?

Which is the correct distinction between the Right against Exploitation and the Right to Equality?

Which is the correct matching of Article Twenty Three and Article Twenty Four?

Why does the Right against Exploitation not make all employment a crime?

If an employer increases a labourer's debt to keep the labourer tied to work, this is a strong sign of what?

If a school-age child works in a mine, which two constitutional concerns arise together?

Prohibition of human trafficking protects a person from which inhuman idea?

Which sign is strongest in identifying hazardous child labour?

Why is employing a child in firecracker making especially concerning?

Forced labour most harms which basic human capacity of a person?

If a labourer is told to work without wages until debt ends, what is the most suitable constitutional identification?

Why does the Right against Exploitation have special importance for vulnerable groups?

Which is the correct constitutional meaning of child labour prohibition?

Why is it necessary to distinguish safe household help from hazardous child employment?

How is the Right against Exploitation most deeply linked with social justice?

When will suspicion of human trafficking be strongest?

Why is making a poor labourer do unfair labour by using helplessness constitutionally wrong?

What should be the active role of the state under the Right against Exploitation?

Which statement most clearly shows the relation between bonded labour and human dignity?

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Right against Exploitation

Quiz this set

Why is sending a child to a hazardous factory because of poverty not constitutionally acceptable?

Which is the correct distinction between the Right against Exploitation and the Right to Freedom?

Which is the correct distinction between the Right against Exploitation and the Right to Equality?

Which is the correct matching of Article Twenty Three and Article Twenty Four?

Why does the Right against Exploitation not make all employment a crime?

If an employer increases a labourer's debt to keep the labourer tied to work, this is a strong sign of what?

If a school-age child works in a mine, which two constitutional concerns arise together?

Prohibition of human trafficking protects a person from which inhuman idea?

Which sign is strongest in identifying hazardous child labour?

Why is employing a child in firecracker making especially concerning?

Forced labour most harms which basic human capacity of a person?

If a labourer is told to work without wages until debt ends, what is the most suitable constitutional identification?

Why does the Right against Exploitation have special importance for vulnerable groups?

Which is the correct constitutional meaning of child labour prohibition?

Why is it necessary to distinguish safe household help from hazardous child employment?

How is the Right against Exploitation most deeply linked with social justice?

When will suspicion of human trafficking be strongest?

Why is making a poor labourer do unfair labour by using helplessness constitutionally wrong?

What should be the active role of the state under the Right against Exploitation?

Which statement most clearly shows the relation between bonded labour and human dignity?

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