The document discusses the fundamental right against exploitation in India. It defines exploitation as the misuse of others' services through forced labor without payment and trafficking as the buying and selling of men and women for illegal activities. It then lists various types of exploitation such as sexual, labor, domestic servitude, and organ harvesting. The document explains that the right against exploitation prohibits all forms of forced labor, child labor, and human trafficking, with children under 14 not allowed to work, though compulsory public service such as the armed forces is permitted if applied without discrimination.

1. Fundamental Right:
Right Against Exploitation
Presented By Bhuwanesh
Class 9A
Faridabad Model school

2. Exploitation and
Trafficking
• Exploitation implies the misuse of
other's services by force or labour
without payment.
• Trafficking involves in buying and
selling of men and women for
illegal and immoral activities.

3. Types of
Exploitation
• Sexual Exploitation
• Labour Exploitation
• Domestic Servitude
• Forced Marriage
• Forced Criminality
• Child Soldiers
• Organ Harvesting

4. Right Against Exploitation ( Article 23-24 )
The Right Against Exploitation prohibits all forms of forced labour, child labour
and trafficking of human beings. Children under age of 14 are not allowed to
work.
Nothing in this article shall prevent the State from imposing compulsory service
for public purposes (such as draft to armed forces). In imposing such service the
State shall not make any discrimination on the ground of race, religion, caste or
class or any of them.