US midterm elections: Five states to vote on ‘slavery loopholes’ | Slavery News
More than 150 years after slaves were freed in the United States, voters in five states will soon decide whether
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Meet Cambodia’s cyber slaves | Longform
Once a financial securities analyst in China, Lu Xiangri never imagined he might be a victim of trafficking and enslavement
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Forced to Scam: Cambodia’s Cyber Slaves | Human Trafficking
From: 101 East 101 East investigates human trafficking and enslavement by Chinese cyber-scam operations in Cambodia and their links to
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Dutch central bank apologises for historic links to slave trade | Slavery News
De Nederlandsche Bank announces a series of measures aimed at reducing ‘negative effects of 19th-century slavery’. The Dutch central bank
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Nigerian senator accused of organ harvesting attempt in UK | Human Trafficking News
One of the two accused persons in the case is a former Nigerian deputy senate president. Two Nigerians, including a
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Reparations could be ‘difference’ for unhoused Black Californians | Poverty and Development News
Los Angeles, California, US – Theo Henderson, host and creator of the podcast We The Unhoused, was sitting in a
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California unveils the US’s first slave reparations report | Slavery News
The recommendations include prison reforms, facilitated access to mortgages and free tuition to state universities. California’s task force on reparations
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Harvard acknowledges slavery ties, sets up $100m reparations fund | History News
Report by oldest US university lays out history of slavery on campus and its role in perpetuating racial oppression. Harvard
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British royal couple visiting Jamaica amid call for reparations | Slavery News
A group of professors, politicians and other prominent leaders in Jamaica have rejected a visit by the duke and duchess
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UK college seeks permission to remove slavery-linked memorial | Slavery News
Cambridge University’s Jesus College wants to remove a plaque commemorating a slave-trade investor, Tobias Rustat. A university college in the
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