Right against Exploitation
Civics ⇒ Citizenship and Rights
Right against Exploitation starts at 7 and continues till grade 12.
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Context: A 12-year-old child is found working in a hazardous chemical factory. Which Article of the Constitution is being violated?
Context: A group of workers is forced to work without pay under threat of violence. Which constitutional right is being violated?
Describe any one Supreme Court judgement related to the Right against Exploitation.
Describe the impact of the Right against Exploitation on Indian society.
Describe the main objective of Article 23 of the Indian Constitution.
Discuss the significance of the Right against Exploitation in a democratic society.
Explain how the Right against Exploitation protects children in India.
Explain the difference between 'forced labour' and 'voluntary labour'.
Explain the relationship between the Right against Exploitation and social justice.
Explain the role of the judiciary in upholding the Right against Exploitation.
Explain the term 'begar' as used in Article 23 of the Indian Constitution.
Explain why the Right against Exploitation is important for the protection of human dignity.
State any two forms of exploitation prohibited by the Right against Exploitation.
What is the meaning of 'traffic in human beings' as per Article 23?
What is the punishment for violating the provisions of Article 24 as per Indian law?
