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If an owner keeps increasing a labourer's debt so that the labourer cannot leave work, this indicates what?

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Correct answer: Sign of bonded labour

The direct answer is A: this is a sign of bonded labour. Bonded labour occurs when a person is tied to work to repay a debt and cannot leave freely. Follow the facts: the owner deliberately increases the debt; the worker remains financially trapped; leaving work is prevented; labour is no longer genuinely free. That pattern can amount to forced or bonded labour, depending on the complete facts. Option A fits because debt and inability to exit are the key warning signs. Option B, freedom of religion, concerns belief and religious practice, not control through debt. Option C, peaceful assembly, concerns meeting peacefully, not employment coercion. Option D, freedom of expression, concerns speaking and communicating ideas, not forced work. A careful student should not assume every loan is bonded labour; the important facts are deliberate debt control, coercion, and no real freedom to leave. Memory cue: debt plus no exit equals a strong bonded-labour warning.

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