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Article

27 Nov 2006

Auteur:
Tony Blair, UK Prime Minister, in New Nation

[PDF] "The Shame of Slavery" - [UK] Prime Minister writes for New Nation about the transatlantic slave trade and its legacy

We also need, while reflecting on the past, to acknowledge the unspeakable cruelty that persists in the form of modern day slavery. Today slavery comes in many guises around the world – such as bonded labour, forced recruitment of child soldiers and human trafficking – and at its root is poverty and social exclusion.