The Right against Exploitation protects vulnerable sections of society from abuse and injustice. It prohibits human trafficking, forced labor, and employment of children in hazardous activities. This right aims to safeguard human dignity and prevent economic and physical exploitation. By banning practices such as bonded labor, it ensures that individuals are not forced to work against their will. The Right against Exploitation also reflects the constitutional commitment to social welfare and equality. It plays a vital role in protecting children and marginalized groups from inhumane conditions and exploitation.