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Why is employing children below fourteen in factories or mines prohibited?

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Correct answer: Because it can harm children's health and development

The direct answer is A: employing children below fourteen in factories or mines is prohibited because such work can harm their health, safety, education, and development. The reasoning is: children are still growing and are more vulnerable to dangerous machines, explosions, dust, chemicals, heat, and mine accidents; factory or mine work may expose them to these risks; therefore the law gives them special protection. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because the rule is about safety and development, not voting rights. Option C is wrong because children can learn language; language ability has nothing to do with the prohibition. Option D is wrong because titles or official honours are unrelated to child labour. The constitutional protection specifically highlights factories, mines, and other hazardous employment. Exam cue: connect under-fourteen children with dangerous workplaces and protection of health and development.

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Children Below FourteenFactoriesMines

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