Will slavery ever be completely eradicated from the world?

 

Slavery or the practice of slavery is not considered a crime in half the world. There is no crime or law related to slavery or the slave trade in half the world.

If someone says that the practice of slavery is legal anywhere in the world today, we don't even believe it in China or Russia. Slavery is not legal in a handful of countries in Africa. There are still many countries in Africa where people do not get a handful of food. Both sides decided that now we have to part ways. One part was filled with petrol and the other was not.

Man has been a slave since time immemorial. India too was living in slavery for centuries. Indians revolted in 1857. The British government exerted strong pressure. And put all the kings and kingdoms in prison. Independence came in 19.

History and report of the World Economic Forum state that slavery was legal everywhere for 40 years and today more than half of the countries of the world do not consider slavery as a crime. Legal ownership was abolished in almost all countries during the last two centuries Is. But slavery is not a crime. Slavery or the practice of slavery is not considered a crime in half the world. There is no crime or law related to slavery or the slave trade in half the world. Slavery is neither prosecuted nor punished in 94 countries. A global effort is needed to end slavery by 2030. 96% of these countries have anti-trafficking laws in place. Yet these laws have also failed to prevent other forms of human exploitation in domestic law. Slavery has not ended yet. Many people in the world are used to living in slavery. NGOs have made a lot of efforts to free all the villages of Mauritius from hereditary slavery. Slaves were shepherds, laborers, and domestic servants. He had no other standard of living. They were dependent on their master. Slavery was abolished but it continued. Slavery was abolished in 94 countries. Yet there the law was implemented indirectly. 170 states have continued the practice of slavery.

How slavery came into existence has a long history. The history of slavery is rooted in the Great British Association movement. Laws allowing the slave trade were repealed. During the 19th century, Slavetrade was asked to pass criminal laws. Instead, such laws were repealed. In 1926, such laws were adopted by the Gender of Nations. States were forced to repeal laws allowing slavery. But this changed with the advent of the international human rights system. Traditionally, slavery was created among the people through a system of legal ownership. On the other hand, the newly adopted definition of slavery includes the definition of defect crack. It lacks legal ownership.

112 countries have not implemented the practice of forced slavery. 94 countries have not enacted a law banning slavery, 180 countries or 93 percent have not enacted a law outlining the practice of slavery. 170 states have banned slavery and other such practices. But some countries have failed. Suffice it to say that human trafficking is illegal. Still, it is a serious problem for society. This includes physical abuse and prostitution. Human trafficking is the third-largest organized crime in the world after drugs and weapons. 80% of human trafficking is for prostitution. The last two decades have widened the gap between rural and urban areas in terms of development. All these countries have no criminal law to punish the perpetrators of human exploitation.

There are many countries in Africa where slavery has been practiced for centuries. Rhodesia is a country where years of slavery brought liberation to the country. Viceroy Roy rebelled and died a few years after coming to power. Apart from this, there are many other countries where the practice of slavery is still going on. Countries like Argentina and Chile are examples. Now on TV. The above travel channel has information about a new country called Sicily. Civilization hasn't reached there yet and the railway is too thin. Hardly any people are walking on the road. Next to Russia is a new country called Estonia. This country is located next to Mongolia. Halaku Genghis Khan came to India from Afghanistan.

The United States is a large country, but it is unique in that it is surrounded by poor countries such as Argentina and Chile. All these countries are currently facing extreme political instability. And from time to time there are rebellions. Many of these countries are so stubborn that even the UNO leans towards them. In this way, more than a dozen countries in the world are still slaves. Even though their slavery has not been officially declared, but in reality, they are in a state of slavery. There are several types of slavery. There are hostels in England or America to save such women.

This is especially true in neighboring Nepal. From there thousands of Nepali girls come to India and start working. Thousands more women are pushed into prostitution. This is especially true in the Northeast. Prostitution is free in countries such as Vietnam, Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. There are no restrictions. Such events are held in public in these countries. The government does not impose any restrictions on this. It is the same in Europe. That's how everything goes behind the scenes in France and Britain. In a way, it is better to do it in the open. The situation is almost the same in the South East as well. Many voluntary organizations work and persuade young women into prostitution. This is especially true in Bangladesh. Movies based on true events have also been made. But we must accept that this is the reality. All this will continue till the root cause of poverty is eradicated. There is extreme poverty in many countries in Africa and Latin America. Commenting from afar won't do anything. We have to go there and take action looking at the truth.

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