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Which behaviour does the Right against Exploitation reject?

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Correct answer: Forcing a person into labour

The direct answer is D: forcing a person into labour is rejected by the Right against Exploitation. Exploitation means unfairly using a person’s body, work, poverty, or helplessness for another person’s benefit. Forced labour removes free choice and attacks dignity. Option D is correct because a person cannot lawfully be compelled to work through force, threats, pressure, or coercion. Option A is wrong because genuinely voluntary service is based on free choice and is not forced labour. Option B is wrong because a lawful job with agreed payment and proper conditions is not exploitation merely because it is work. Option C is wrong because peaceful association is a democratic freedom and is unrelated to compulsory labour. The reasoning is: the right protects people from being used against their will; forced work is use against the will; therefore it is prohibited. A student should distinguish voluntary work from forced work: the key question is whether the person freely agrees and whether the law and dignity are respected. Memory cue: in exploitation questions, “force” is a strong warning sign.

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