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How does the Right against Exploitation stop treating a person like an object?

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Correct answer: It prohibits human trafficking and forced labour

Direct answer: A is correct. Treating a human being as an object means buying, selling, transporting or using that person for another’s benefit without free consent. The Right against Exploitation protects dignity by prohibiting human trafficking and forced labour, including begar, where work is extracted through force, threat or coercion. It also rejects the idea that poverty or social weakness gives someone else ownership over a person’s labour. B concerns religion, not exploitation. C is wrong because constitutional rights support equality rather than ending equal opportunity. D is the opposite of the truth: courts can help enforce rights. Memory cue: exploitation means “people are not property”; remember trafficking, forced labour and child labour.

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Right Against ExploitationHuman TraffickingForced LabourDignityDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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