Employing children in hazardous work is against which right?

Correct answer: Right against Exploitation

Correct answer: A, the Right against Exploitation. Exploitation means using or treating a person unfairly for someone else’s benefit. The Constitution protects children from hazardous employment because dangerous work can harm their health, safety, education and development. The key idea is to connect child labour, forced labour and trafficking with protection from exploitation. A is correct because it directly covers protection from such harmful and unfair labour. B is wrong because it protects a person’s choice to follow, practise and propagate religion. C is wrong because cultural and educational rights protect the language, culture and educational interests of groups, especially minorities. D is wrong because voting is a democratic or political right, not the constitutional right involved here. Memory cue: “dangerous work for children means exploitation.”