Mauritania: The abolitionist NGO IRA denounces the arrest of its members after the revelation of a case of slavery
The abolitionist NGO IRA in Mauritania condemns the arrest of its members following the disclosure of a new case of slavery involving an 11-year-old girl.
Taliban Legalizes Slavery and Domestic Violence
The Taliban's new criminal code, signed by leader Haibatullah Akhundzada, has raised alarms among human rights organizations for legalizing slavery and domestic violence while categorizing citizens into hierarchical classes that affect legal consequences.
Princess Eugenie's charity 'falls silent' amid Epstein scandal and Andrew arrest
Amid the ongoing fallout from the Epstein scandal and the arrest of Prince Andrew, Princess Eugenie's Anti-Slavery Collective charity has remained notably quiet.
History: George Washington and the Girl with the Freckles
The article recounts the story of Ona Judge, a young enslaved woman who escaped from George Washington's household in Philadelphia in 1796.
Motta expects to vote on 6x1 scale in May and compares proposal to end of slavery
The President of the Chamber, Hugo Motta, plans to bring a constitutional amendment to vote that would abolish the 6x1 work schedule, equating its implications to the end of slavery.
Justice maintains 100,000 BRL fine against RS councilor after remarks against Bahians rescued in situation analogous to slavery in Serra
A Brazilian councilor was fined 100,000 BRL for making xenophobic remarks about Bahian individuals rescued from slavery-like conditions.
Chilling warning that women are being sold 'like pizzas' on sex-for-sale websites
A report by the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner reveals alarming exploitation of women on sex-for-sale websites, where they are advertised without consent.
UK anti-slavery watchdog calls for overhaul of adult sexual services sites
The UK anti-slavery watchdog urges major reforms of adult services websites after findings reveal they can facilitate the exploitation of sex workers.
From slavery to medical doctorate
The article reflects on the history and impact of James McCune Smith, the first black doctor in the United States, while exploring the University of Glasgow's connection to his legacy.
Mother of ten kept another woman in slavery for 25 years: knocked out her teeth, fed her scraps, poured dishwashing liquid down her throat
A mother from Lithuania has been convicted for keeping another woman in captivity for 25 years, subjecting her to severe physical and psychological abuse.
Justice maintains Volkswagen's conviction for work akin to slavery in Pará
Brazil's justice system upheld a conviction against Volkswagen, ordering the company to pay R$ 165 million for past labor conditions resembling slavery in Pará.
Julio Iglesias sues Yolanda Díaz for accusing him of "sexual abuses" and having his workers in "slavery"
Julio Iglesias is suing Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz over allegations of sexual abuse and labor slavery against his workers.
Invest in Ramadan and Say Goodbye to Smoking: Five Tips to Quit the 'Nicotine Slavery'
The article provides five tips for smokers to use the month of Ramadan as an opportunity to quit smoking by leveraging the fasting period.
Hytalo Santos: hearing on allegations of analogous to slavery work has been scheduled
A hearing related to claims of human trafficking and work conditions akin to slavery against influencer Hytalo Santos and his husband Israel Vicente is set for March 20 in João Pessoa, Brazil.
Woman kept as a slave for 25 years by British mother uttered ten horror words after rescue
A woman was held captive for 25 years by a British mother, enduring severe abuse and deprivation before being rescued by the police.
Unesco recognizes the collection from the slavery period preserved by the Public Archive of Bahia as 'memory of the world'
UNESCO has recognized the slavery period collection preserved by the Public Archive of Bahia as part of its 'Memory of the World' program.
Antiques auction selling neck shackles accused of ‘profiting from slavery’
An antiques auction in Scotland selling neck shackles associated with the enslavement of African people has sparked controversy over the ethics of profiting from such historical items.
Horacio Pietragalla left a chain on Martín Menem's desk as a "symbol" of labor reform
Deputy Horacio Pietragalla protested Argentina's labor reform by leaving a chain on the desk of Martín Menem, claiming it symbolizes a regression towards slavery.
This 90-page criminal code hides the path to women's 'slavery', why is the world scared?
The Taliban's newly signed 90-page criminal code in Afghanistan has raised global concerns over women's rights, as it is perceived as paving the way for their oppression.
Ghana to submit a resolution to the UN to designate the African slave trade as the "most serious crime against humanity"
Ghana is set to submit a UN resolution to recognize the African slave trade as the most serious crime against humanity, supported by the African Union and Caribbean nations.
The exhibition was forced to close. Now a judge sends a clear signal to Trump
A federal judge has ordered the reopening of a slavery exhibition that was shut down by the Trump administration, emphasizing the importance of objective historical representation.
Judge deals blow to Trump administration, orders slavery exhibit restored at iconic Philly landmark
A federal judge has ordered the restoration of a slavery exhibit at the President’s House in Philadelphia, which was removed by the Trump administration, highlighting ongoing tensions over how history is presented.
Judge prevents Trump administration from censoring slavery history exhibit and cites George Orwell
A federal judge has ruled against the Trump administration's attempt to censor a slavery history exhibit in Philadelphia.
US Court Rules Against Trump: The American Government Is Not a Invention of Literature
A US federal judge defends against Donald Trump's historical distortions using George Orwell's '1984' as a reference.
The IOC Loses Its Head. And Haiti Loses Its Knight
Haitian athletes had to change their uniforms designed by a Roman stylist before the opening ceremony due to political connotations related to their celebration of liberation from slavery.
Ruling by US Judge: Slavery Exhibit to Be Rebuilt
A US federal judge has ruled that an outdoor exhibit about the history of slavery in Philadelphia must be reconstructed after it was removed by the National Park Service following a directive from former President Donald Trump.
Catalejo: Digital Slaves
The article discusses the digital immersion of teenagers who, while meeting for school obligations, are more engaged with their smartphones than their immediate surroundings.
Exhibition on George Washington: Judge: Trump Administration Must Allow References to Slavery
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration cannot obscure historical truths about George Washington's slaveholding past, emphasizing the need for transparency in a Philadelphia exhibition.
"In Poland, we have a system of cheap slavery today." This is what the exploitation of Colombians looks like
The article discusses the exploitation of Colombian workers in Poland, highlighting their harsh working conditions and low wages.
Cited '1984' in Ruling Against Trump
A U.S. judge has ordered the reopening of a slavery exhibit dedicated to nine slaves at George Washington's museum, referencing George Orwell's '1984' to criticize President Trump's attempts to limit discussions of systemic discrimination and slavery.
Referenced Orwell in ruling against Trump
A U.S. judge ordered the reopening of a slavery exhibit dedicated to nine slaves at George Washington’s museum, referencing Orwell while opposing Trump’s efforts to erase historical injustices.
Judge in the USA Orders the Reopening of Slavery Exhibition
A federal judge has ordered the reopening of a slavery exhibition at George Washington's house, which was previously closed by the National Park Service due to political pressures.
United States: A judge orders the Trump administration to reinstall an exhibit on slavery
A U.S. judge ordered the Trump administration to restore a dismantled exhibit on slavery's history in Philadelphia, highlighting the issue of historical truth.
Warning: Australia is a dumping ground for slave-made goods
Australia's anti-slavery commissioner calls for tougher laws to combat the issue of forced labor within local supply chains, highlighting serious concerns with companies like Ansell and Kmart.
The sailors recruited to work on ghost ships targeted by sanctions: 'Modern slavery'
Sailors reporting from ghost ships have described severe working conditions and mistreatment, sparking concerns over modern slavery practices.
African Union adopts resolution calling slavery and colonialism genocide
The African Union has passed a resolution labeling slavery and colonialism as genocidal acts against the African people during a summit in Addis Ababa.
Ana Cristina Rosa questioned whether the Abolition Day was a day of celebration
The article discusses whether Brazil's Abolition Day, commemorating the end of slavery, should be seen as a celebration or a moment for reflection on the ongoing exclusion of Black Brazilians.
African Union adopts resolution describing slavery and colonisation as crimes against humanity
The African Union has passed a resolution declaring slavery, deportation, and colonisation as crimes against humanity during a summit in Addis Ababa.
Ghana Wants to Have African Slave Trade Recognized as the 'Most Serious Crime Against Humanity' by the UN
Ghana plans to present a resolution to the United Nations General Assembly to recognize the African slave trade as the most serious crime against humanity.
Africa demands that the UN recognize slavery as "the most serious crime against humanity"
The African Union has called on the UN to recognize transatlantic slavery as the most serious crime against humanity, a resolution backed by Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama.
Danish football icons connected to cyber slavery
Danish football legends were misled into promoting a suspicious betting company during a sponsorship deal that raises ethical concerns.
'Princess of the Sugarcane Fields': 17th-Century Legend Comes to Life in Galo da Madrugada with Giant Doll
A 17th-century legend about a slave woman and a child is brought to life during the Galo da Madrugada festival in Brazil.
The centennial carnivals that survived slavery, dictatorships, and pandemics
The article highlights the history and endurance of three iconic Brazilian carnival groups that have thrived through significant historical challenges over the last century.
'It was necessary to come out of the mentality of slavery', Modi said at 'Seva Teerth'
Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the new PM Office 'Seva Teerth' and emphasized the importance of moving beyond a mindset of slavery towards a new beginning for India.
'Resolution to Emerge from the Mentality of Slavery...': PM Modi Speaks at the Inauguration of the New PMO
PM Modi inaugurated the new Prime Minister's Office complex 'Seva Teerth' and two new buildings of the central secretariat, stating they would significantly contribute to India's development aspirations.
[Editorial] Punishment for Spreading False Facts about 'Comfort Women': No More Denial of History or Insult to Victims
The South Korean National Assembly passed an amendment to the 'Comfort Women Victims Act' that will penalize the dissemination of false information about victims of Japanese military sexual slavery.
The Narrowest Building in Buenos Aires: The Incredible Legend of Slavery Behind Its Construction
La Casa Mínima in San Telmo, known as the narrowest house in Buenos Aires, carries a lasting legend about its previous owner, a freed slave.
In the countryside, in the city, and at home: more than 200 reports of analogous to slavery labor registered in 2 years in the interior of SP
Over 200 reports of labor analogous to slavery have been filed in the interior of São Paulo over two years, primarily from regions like Presidente Prudente and Sorocaba.
Hidden passage linked to Underground Railroad found in New York museum
A hidden passage linked to the Underground Railroad has been discovered in the Merchant’s House Museum in Manhattan, suggesting it was a refuge for escaped slaves during the civil war.
[Photo] Weekly Protest in Front of the ‘Statue of Peace’... After 4 years and 3 months
A regular weekly protest for the resolution of the Japanese military sexual slavery issue resumed at the Statue of Peace in Seoul after a hiatus of over four years, amidst ongoing tensions with counter-protesters.