Right against Exploitation protects against what?

Correct answer: Forced labour and child labour

Correct answer: C, forced labour and child labour. Exploitation occurs when a person is compelled, trafficked, or unfairly used for another person’s benefit. The Right against Exploitation prohibits trafficking and forced labour, and it protects children from being employed in prohibited hazardous work. A is incorrect because free expression belongs mainly to the Right to Freedom. B is connected with the Right to Equality, which supports fair opportunity. D belongs to the Right to Freedom of Religion. Notice the key word “exploitation”: it points to misuse of a person’s labour or freedom for someone else’s gain. Memory cue: exploitation means taking unfair advantage; think “forced work and unsafe child work.”