Sentence examples for cases of slavery from inspiring English sources
Soon, there was an estimate of 4,000 other cases of slavery circulating through the media.
During the past decade, the United States Justice Department has prosecuted half a dozen cases of slavery among farm workers in Florida.
According to Arifur Rahman, the chief executive of YPSA, a non-profit social development organisation based in Chittagong, Bangladesh: "Without a doubt, each time our country battles through an environmental disaster, we see a subsequent rise in cases of slavery and human trafficking.
Many of her characters are so beaten down by the burdens of poverty or familial dysfunction — heightened by the historical weight, in some cases, of slavery and racial persecution — that they seem trapped in a slough of passivity and despond, content with, or resigned to, a life of mere endurance.
But it follows a number of disturbing cases of slavery, captivity and human trafficking in Britain in recent years.
Also unhealthy working conditions and even cases of slavery and deaths from overwork (cane cutting) have been reported, but these are likely worst-case examples.
"If the agency has evidence of a case of slavery, any practice of slavery, we have the authority to be the advocate for the slave.
In the case of slavery, even after all of the men and women who had been slaves died, their sons and daughters and grandchildren inherited their psychological scars.
Racial and sexual prejudice also served to limit the franchise and, in the case of slavery in the United States, to deprive large numbers of people of virtually any hope of freedom.
But what happens, as in the case of slavery during the 1850s, when these factions cease to pursue interests that can be negotiated and become wedded to principles central to identity?
Election jitters Correction: Africa's prospects Reprints Related items Slavery: Breaking the chainsFeb 22nd 2007 Slavery in west Africa: Stones of shameJul 27th 2006It is the first time that the Community Court of Justice of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), whose rulings are binding, has heard a case of slavery.
