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In which situation is the purpose of the Right against Exploitation best fulfilled?

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Correct answer: Worker gets free consent fair wages and safe work

The direct answer is A: the worker receives free consent, fair wages, and safe work. The purpose of the Right against Exploitation is not to stop all work; it is to prevent work obtained through force, trafficking, bondage, or dangerous conditions prohibited by law. Reasoning step by step: genuine consent shows that the worker chooses the job; fair wages show that the worker is not being made to work without proper payment; safe conditions protect health and dignity. Together, these facts describe fair employment and fulfil the protective purpose of the right. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because sending a child to a hazardous factory is prohibited child labour and exploitation. Option C is wrong because debt bondage removes real freedom and may force a person to work to repay an unfair debt. Option D is wrong because buying and selling people is human trafficking. None of those three protects dignity. Memory cue: consent, fair pay, and safety indicate lawful work; force, debt bondage, trafficking, or dangerous child work indicate exploitation.

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