The word "enslave" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of someone taking control of another person or people, usually coercively. For example, "The victors of the war enslaved the defeated people."
One booklet seen by Reuters is entitled 'From our creator's rulings on capturing prisoners and enslavement,' and sets clear rules for how to enslave women who have been imprisoned after their "infidels" have been defeated.
Most groups, whether national or religious, forbade the enslavement of their fellows; thus, the Spanish could not enslave Spaniards, Arabs could not enslave Arabs, and Christians and Muslims could not enslave their coreligionists.
Writing his memoir of his own journey, Douglass recalled that when one of his owners tried to prevent him from reading, "I now understood what had been to me a most perplexing difficulty – to wit, the white man's power to enslave the black man".
Mr Abe himself got embroiled in a pointless row with neighbours and America over a pet historical theme, claiming that wartime Japan did not enslave the women of conquered nations in military-run brothels.
Africa's profusion of natural wealth whether gold, ivory or the very bodies of its inhabitants—served not to enrich its peoples but to impoverish and enslave them.
America could do much to advance human rights by halting the export of its cigarettes, which kill and enslave far more people than any dictatorship.
First, the rights of minorities must be respected; 51% of the population does not have the right to enslave, or kill, the other 49%.
Britain's North American colonies, by contrast, made poor ground for extractive institutions; indigenous populations were too dispersed to enslave.
After making the case that technological advances may be eliminating more jobs than they create, thereby increasing unemployment and inequality, the conclusion is that "if we manage them well, smart machines will free us, not enslave us".
The suspect allegedly killed 168 people with his bomb in Oklahoma because he believed that the federal government was in league with shadowy foreign forces; that it aimed to enslave Americans by imposing something called a New World Order; and that armed resistance was the right response.
In the hope of crushing the long-standing rebellion by infidel southerners, they have routinely bombed villages, encouraged their militiamen to enslave southerners and deliberately fostered famine.
