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The Right against Exploitation protects citizens from what?

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Correct answer: Human trafficking and forced labour

The direct answer is A: human trafficking and forced labour. The Right against Exploitation protects people from being treated as objects or being compelled to work against their will. Human trafficking means buying, selling, transporting, or controlling people for exploitation. Forced labour, or begar, means making someone work without genuine consent, commonly without proper payment. Therefore, the answer is linked to human dignity and personal freedom. Option A is correct because both human trafficking and forced labour are forms of exploitation prohibited by constitutional protection. Option B is wrong because receiving titles is related to equality and abolition of titles, not exploitation. Option C is wrong because learning a language is an educational or cultural activity and is not exploitation. Option D is wrong because peaceful assembly is a freedom-related right, not a form of forced labour or trafficking. Remember: for this right, look for trafficking, begar, forced work, and dangerous child labour.

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Right Against ExploitationHuman DignityForced Labour

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