If a child is made to work in a dangerous factory, which right is affected?

Correct answer: Right against Exploitation

Correct answer: D, the Right against Exploitation. A child forced or employed to work in a dangerous factory is exposed to hazardous labour and may be deprived of safety, education, healthy development, and free childhood. Constitutional protection specifically addresses the employment of children in factories, mines, or other hazardous work. A is not the best answer because equality deals with equal treatment and discrimination. B concerns religion, belief, and practice. C concerns property and does not deal with child labour. D wins because the facts contain the key clues ‘child’ and ‘dangerous work’. Memory cue: child plus hazardous employment is a strong signal for the Right against Exploitation.