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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE 2019

 (u) Right to prisoner.
 (v) Right to women.
 (w) Right against public hanging.

 (x) Right to hearing.
 (y) Right to information.
 (z) Right to reputation.
 Right to Education
Article 21
 It requires free and compulsory education.

 The education given to the children‘s of age 6 to 14.
 Article 22 Protection against arrest
 No person, who is arrested shall be detained.
 Every person, who is arrested and detained in custody is to produce before the nearest
Magistrate.
 They must be produced within 24 hours.
 Safeguards have some exception.
 It is not available to an enemy alien and a person arrested.
 The detention of a person cannot exceed three months.
 Right Against Exploitation (Articles 23-24)

Article 23 Prohibition of trafficking human beings and forced labour
 It prohibits human trafficking and other forced labour.

Article 24 It prohibits the employment of children below 14 years.
 It does not prohibit their employment in any harmless or innocent work.
 The Child Labours Act started in 1986.

Right to Freedom of Religion (Articles 25-28)

Article 25 Freedom of conscience and the right to freely profess, practice and propagate
religion.
 It says all persons are equally entitled to freedom of rights.
 They can propagate religion.
 The state is empowered by law.
 And can regulate or restrict any economic, financial, political or other secular activity.

Article 26 Freedom to manage Religious Affairs
 (a) Right to establish and maintain institutions for religious and Charitable.
 (b) Right to manage its own affair
 (c) Right to acquire movable and immovable property.
 (d) Right to administration.

Article 27 Freedom from taxation
 It compelled to pay any taxes for the promotion.
 It maintains religion or religious denomination.

Article 28 Freedom from attending religious instruction

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