Slavery Now And Then
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An investigation into modern slavery by the leading human rights authorities of our time in the context of the transatlantic slave trade.Slavery is illegal in every country on our planet. Yet there are more slaves alive today than all the slaves stolen from Africa over four centuries of the slave trade.
Dealt a blow two hundred years ago, slavery has recovered well. Human trafficking thrives as it exploits asylum-seekers and feeds the booming sex industry and the constant demand for cheap labour.
So the fight for freedom continues. But we are half-way to winning by being aware. This book will help all those who want to pray, lobby, or act with intelligence and effectiveness.
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Author/Artist Danny Smith
ISBN/Ref 9781842913314
184291331X
Pages 224
Publisher Kingsway Books
Published 2007-03-09
Format paperback
Product ID 1001526
Customer Reviews
Very good and informative
This was a really good book looking at both the issue of modern slavery as well as slavery in the past. Each chapter is written by different people and it looks at different places around the world and what is going on there. Also in each chapter, the authors discuss what they are doing to combat this. It is worth a read.
This was a really good book looking at both the issue of modern slavery as well as slavery in the past. Each chapter is written by different people and it looks at different places around the world and what is going on there. Also in each chapter, the authors discuss what they are doing to combat this. It is worth a read.
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