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New investigation finds sharp rise in Indonesian slavery at sea

New investigation finds sharp rise in Indonesian slavery at sea

By ISMIRA LUTFIA TISNADIBRATA ·
London calling: Facebook and banks enlisted in drive to stop slavery

London calling: Facebook and banks enlisted in drive to stop slavery

By Thomson Reuters Foundation ·
Rise of robots fuels slavery threat for Asian factory workers

Rise of robots fuels slavery threat for Asian factory workers

By Thomson Reuters Foundation ·
London couple stand trial for murder of French nanny

London couple stand trial for murder of French nanny

By AFP ·
Fears of fresh abuse of migrants in Middle East as Kenya set to lift ban

Fears of fresh abuse of migrants in Middle East as Kenya set to lift ban

By ANNIE MANG’ERA | REUTERS ·
Libya slave auctions: ‘Everybody knew’

Libya slave auctions: ‘Everybody knew’

By Marie WOLFROM | AFP ·
Libya says to probe ‘slave auction’ footage

Libya says to probe ‘slave auction’ footage

By AFP ·
Young girls abused in south Indian temple rituals — rights commission

Young girls abused in south Indian temple rituals — rights commission

By Anuradha Nagaraj | Thomson Reuters Foundation ·
Indian brick workers treated ‘worse than slaves’: NGO

Indian brick workers treated ‘worse than slaves’: NGO

By Agence France Presse ·
More than 40 million people trapped in slavery: new global estimate

More than 40 million people trapped in slavery: new global estimate

By Reuters ·
Statue of 19th century slavery advocate removed in Maryland

Statue of 19th century slavery advocate removed in Maryland

By Reuters ·
Carson calls slaves ‘immigrants’ in speech, drawing criticism

Carson calls slaves ‘immigrants’ in speech, drawing criticism

By Reuters ·

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