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What is the purpose of banning child labour under the Right against Exploitation?

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Correct answer: To protect children from hazardous and exploitative work

Correct answer: B. The Right against Exploitation protects people from being forced, trafficked, or made to work in harmful conditions. Children need special protection because hazardous work can injure their health, interrupt their education, and take away their safe childhood. Therefore, banning child labour in dangerous work aims to prevent adults or employers from taking unfair advantage of children. Option A is wrong because voting is a matter of age and citizenship, not the purpose of this right. Option C is wrong because protection from labour supports a child’s opportunity to study rather than keeping the child away from education. Option D is wrong because the law does not aim to stop children from all sports; safe play and recreation are different from exploitative labour. Memory cue: child labour plus dangerous work points to protection from exploitation.

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Right Against ExploitationChild LabourHazardous WorkRight Against ExploitationDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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