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In which example are forced labour and loss of dignity both clear?

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Correct answer: Tying a labourer and making them work without wages

The direct answer is Option A. Forced labour means a person is made to work without genuine freedom to refuse, and loss of dignity means the person is treated as if they have no worth or control over their own body. Tying a labourer and making them work without wages shows both physical force and exploitation. Therefore Option A is clearly correct. Option B describes ordinary paid employment; if the work is voluntary and lawful, it does not show forced labour. Option C is a normal educational activity and gives no sign of compulsion or humiliation. Option D is an ordinary use of public transport and has no connection with labour exploitation. The important clues are restraint, lack of choice, and unpaid work. A person’s poverty or weakness must never be used to remove freedom and dignity.

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Forced LabourDignity LossUnpaid Work

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