Human trafficking is against which right?

Correct answer: Right against Exploitation

The direct answer is option C: the Right against Exploitation. Human trafficking means buying, selling, transporting or controlling people for exploitation, such as forced labour or sexual exploitation. It treats human beings as objects and attacks their dignity and freedom. Article 23 of the Constitution prohibits trafficking in human beings, begar and other similar forms of forced labour. Option A, the Right to Equality, is important for equal treatment but is not the specific right named in this question. Option B, freedom of religion, protects belief, practice and propagation of religion, so it does not describe trafficking. Option C is correct because trafficking is expressly connected with exploitation. Option D, cultural rights, protect language, culture and educational institutions, not the buying or coercive movement of people. The wrong options may also be important rights, but they do not identify the central harm described. Memory cue: trafficking and begar point directly to Article 23.