Countries That Still Have Slavery
When people ask which countries still have slavery, they usually mean where modern slavery—forced labour, forced marriage, and human trafficking—remains most widespread today. No state legally recognises chattel…
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When people ask which countries still have slavery, they usually mean where modern slavery—forced labour, forced marriage, and human trafficking—remains most widespread today. No state legally recognises chattel…
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A lake can fill a small hollow or spread across an area larger than many countries, and its name alone does not tell you whether it is fresh,…