Right Against Exploitation Article
The Right against Exploitation is a Fundamental Right guaranteed by the Indian Constitution to protect citizens from forced labor and exploitation.
This right encompasses prohibitions against:
- Human trafficking
- Forced labor (Begar)
- Bonded labor
Constitutional Basis
Article 23 specifically addresses these prohibitions, making it the core article for the Right against Exploitation.
Among the given options (Article 21, 14, 23, 19), Article 23 directly provides this protection.
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