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Modern Slavery

Modern Slavery

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Slavery is still present in modern life, with over 50 million individuals worldwide being exploited and traded as commodities. It occurs in all economic branches, including clothing, fishing, agriculture, construction, transport, and catering industries, and is often connected to Western companies. The sex industry also makes abundant use of sex slaves. This book provides a glimpse of what slavery looks like today.

Format: Hardback
Length: 270 pages
Publication date: 31 January 2024
Publisher: Histria LLC


Slavery is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon that has existed throughout history and continues to impact societies today. While it may be associated with historical images of black slaves in America or ancient civilizations like Rome and Greece, the reality of slavery is far more diverse and complex. Despite the formal abolition of slavery in most countries at the end of the 19th century, it still persists in various forms and continues to affect millions of people worldwide.

In 2023, slavery remains a significant issue, with over 50 million individuals living in conditions of forced labor and exploitation. This form of slavery encompasses a wide range of economic sectors, including clothing, fishing, agriculture, construction, transportation, and catering industries. It is worth noting that slavery often involves close connections to Western companies and can even occur in Western countries. Moreover, the sex industry in Europe utilizes a significant number of so-called sex slaves, who are subjected to exploitation and abuse.

This book aims to provide a comprehensive exploration of the contemporary forms of slavery and its impact on individuals, communities, and societies. It will examine the various manifestations of slavery, including forced labor, human trafficking, and sex slavery, and explore the factors that contribute to its persistence. Through a combination of historical analysis, empirical research, and personal stories, this book seeks to shed light on the complexities of slavery and provide insights into the efforts to combat it.

One of the key aspects of slavery today is its prevalence in developing countries, where poverty, lack of education, and political instability create conditions ripe for exploitation. In many cases, individuals are lured into slavery through false promises of employment or education, only to find themselves trapped in forced labor or sexual exploitation. Human trafficking, which involves the transportation of people across borders for the purpose of exploitation, is another significant form of slavery. Traffickers use a range of tactics, including deception, coercion, and violence, to control their victims and force them into labor or sexual servitude.

Sex slavery, in particular, is a particularly heinous form of slavery that involves the exploitation of women and girls for sexual purposes. Sex slaves are often subjected to extreme violence, abuse, and exploitation, and are sold into sexual slavery for profit. They are often subjected to forced labor, physical and sexual abuse, and are denied basic human rights and freedoms.

Slavery also has significant impacts on communities and societies. It undermines social and economic stability, perpetuates poverty, and erodes human rights and dignity. Slavery can also lead to the marginalization and stigmatization of individuals and communities, as they are often viewed as inferior or less valuable than others.

To combat slavery, there are a range of international and national efforts underway. These efforts include the implementation of anti-slavery laws, the provision of support and assistance to victims of slavery, and the promotion of education and awareness about the issue. International organizations such as the United Nations, the International Labour Organization, and the International Organization for Migration work to combat slavery and promote human rights and dignity.

At the national level, governments also play a critical role in combating slavery. Governments must enforce anti-slavery laws, provide support to victims of slavery, and invest in education and awareness-raising programs. They must also work to address the root.

In conclusion, slavery is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon that has existed throughout history and continues to impact societies today. While it may be associated with historical images of black slaves in America or ancient civilizations like Rome and Greece, the reality of slavery is far more diverse and complex. Despite the formal abolition of slavery in most countries at the end of the 19th century, it still persists in various forms and continues to affect millions of people worldwide. This book aims to provide a comprehensive exploration of the contemporary forms of slavery and its impact on individuals, communities, and societies. It will examine the various manifestations of slavery, including forced labor, human trafficking, and sex slavery, and explore the factors that contribute to its persistence. Through a combination of historical analysis, empirical research, and personal stories, this book seeks to shed light on the complexities of slavery and provide insights into the efforts to combat it. By raising awareness and promoting action, we can work towards creating a world where slavery is no longer a reality and all individuals can live with dignity and respect.

Weight: 456g
Dimension: 160 x 236 x 20 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781592113309

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