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The Right against Exploitation stops which act?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Employing children in hazardous work

The Right against Exploitation protects people from practices that take away freedom and dignity. One important protection is the prohibition of employing children in hazardous work. Children are especially vulnerable and should not be exposed to dangerous conditions that can harm their health, safety, education, or development. The Constitution therefore places limits on such employment and requires stronger protection for children.

Therefore, option C is correct. Paying legal wages for lawful work is not, by itself, exploitation; peaceful assembly concerns freedom of association, and travelling concerns freedom of movement. The decisive clue is the combination of children and hazardous work. That combination identifies a prohibited form of exploitation and child labour.

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