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If a labourer is told to work without wages until debt ends, which term is most appropriate?

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Correct answer: Bonded or forced labour

The direct answer is B: bonded or forced labour. Bonded labour occurs when a worker is tied to an alleged debt and must continue working, often without fair wages and without a genuine ability to leave. The fact chain is: there is a debt; the employer says work must continue until the debt ends; no wages are paid; the worker’s freedom to choose or leave is removed; this indicates bonded or forced labour and exploitation. Option A, free profession, is the opposite: a free profession involves voluntary choice and the ability to change work. Option B is correct because debt-based compulsion and unpaid work are central clues. Option C, peaceful service, is not the legal description and wrongly makes forced work sound voluntary or harmless. Option D, expression, concerns communication of ideas and has no connection with debt or labour. A debt cannot normally justify treating a person as someone’s unpaid property. The exact legal facts of a case may require investigation, but this situation is designed to identify bonded or forced labour. Memory cue: debt plus compulsory unpaid work equals bonded labour.

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Bonded LabourDebtUnpaid Work

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