Subdirectories of Slavery:
Categories related to Society: Issues: Labor: Slavery: Society: People: Women: Women's Rights: Anti Trafficking (19) Websites on Slavery: Abolish Slavery - Soon Campaign to help raise awareness about modern slavery and to highlight organizations working against it. American Anti-Slavery Group Monitors, documents, publicizes modern-day slavery and works with former victims of human trafficking to abolish this practice, focusing primarily on systems of chattel slavery in Sudan and Mauritania. Anti-Slavery International Promotes the eradication of slavery and slavery-like practices, and freedom for everyone who is subjected to them. Baltimore Anti-Slavery Society Information and resources about slavery and forced labor systems in the modern world. Contemporary Forms of Slavery Factsheet from the United Nations Commissioner for Human Rights. Free the Slaves - Abolish Modern Slavery The Center of the Modern American Abolishionist Movement inspired by Kevin Bales' book, Disposable People, works to abolish slavery worldwide. Knock Out Slavery Information about modern slavery in the US and around the world. Review of Kevin Bales' 'Disposable People' Book review of Kevin Bales' study of modern slavery, with case studies from Thailand, Mauritania, Pakistan, Brazil, and India. Scientific American: The Social Psychology of Modern Slavery Contrary to conventional wisdom, slavery has not disappeared from the world. Social scientists are trying to explain its persistence Article by Kevin Bales. Stop the Traffik Global coalition working together to help stop the sale of people, to see the traffickers prosecuted and to protect the victims of human trafficking and those vulnerable to this crime. TIPinAsia.info Provides information on Asian trafficking in persons, of both sexes, in English, Khmer, Tetum and Thai. American Public Media's Marketplace: How, Where Human Trafficking Begins How human trafficking works and why it flourishes. Report from Cambodia. [6:14 streaming audio broadcast, part 1 of 2] (May, 2006) American Public Media's Marketplace: Selling Your Own Flesh and Blood How human trafficking works and why it flourishes. Report from Cambodia. [6:37 streaming audio broadcast, part 2 of 2] (May, 2006)
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