Which option is the correct match of a Fundamental Right and its example?

Correct answer: Right against Exploitation stopping forced labour

Correct answer: B. The Right against Exploitation protects people from practices such as forced labour and trafficking, so stopping forced labour is a correct example. To solve a matching question, identify the action first and then connect it to the right that directly protects against that harm. Option A is wrong because stopping child labour belongs to protection against exploitation, not primarily freedom of religion. Option C is wrong because following or practising one’s religion is connected with the Right to Freedom of Religion, not the general Right to Equality. Option D is wrong because giving a speech is normally connected with freedom of speech under the Right to Freedom, not Cultural and Educational Rights. Option B is therefore the only accurate pair. Notice that the question asks for a right and its example, so both parts of the pair must fit. Memory cue: forced labour, trafficking, and child labour are warning signs of exploitation.