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What is prohibited in the Right against Exploitation?

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Correct answer: Forced labour

The direct answer is B, forced labour. The Right against Exploitation protects people from being used unfairly or compelled to work. Forced labour occurs when a person cannot freely refuse work because of force, threats, pressure, debt, or another form of compulsion. Option A, voluntary service, is not prohibited in itself because a person freely agrees to help. Option B is correct because forced labour removes freedom and treats a person as a means for someone else's benefit. Option C, civic discussion, concerns participation in public life and has nothing to do with compulsory work. Option D, peaceful travel, concerns movement and is also unrelated to labour exploitation. The reasoning is simple: identify the right involved, ask whether the person has free choice, and notice that forced work violates the protection against exploitation. Exam cue: voluntary work involves consent; forced labour involves compulsion.

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