Which option is against human rights?

Forced labour

The governing concept is the Right against Exploitation, especially protection from forced labour. Forced labour occurs when a person is made to work through force, threats, coercion, or an abusive situation without genuine freedom to refuse. It attacks both liberty and human dignity, so option C is against human rights. Respectful behaviour supports dignity, equal opportunity supports equality, and an opportunity to seek justice supports legal protection and remedies. Those options are protections rather than violations. The question therefore requires identifying the practice that removes a person's meaningful choice and treats the person as a tool for someone else's benefit. The presence of compulsion is the decisive clue, although the exact legal facts of a real case would need examination.

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Democratic Rights. Topic: Right against Exploitation.