The prohibition of human trafficking is related to which Fundamental Right?

Correct answer: Right against Exploitation.

Correct answer: C. Human trafficking means the unlawful buying, selling or moving of people for exploitation. It treats human beings as objects and threatens their freedom, safety and dignity. Therefore, the Constitution places the prohibition of trafficking under the Right against Exploitation. This protection is connected with the prohibition of forced labour and begar as well. A is wrong because religious freedom concerns belief and religious practice. B is important for equal treatment, but it does not specifically identify the constitutional protection against trafficking. D provides a way to approach a court when a Fundamental Right is violated; it is the enforcement route, not the right that directly prohibits trafficking. Memory cue: trafficking and forced labour are forms of exploitation.