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Modern Slavery Today numerous contemporary manifestations of slavery affect millions of people across the world. The UN Slavery Fund works to assist the victims of these atrocious practices, which include among others: > Traditional slavery – individuals are born into slavery and are ascribed a slave status which lasts for life. They are, in ...
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