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SOS Esclaves president Boubacar Messaoud

 

Mauritanian president moves against slavery

Sidi Mohamed Ould Cheikh Abdallahi, Mauritania's first democratically elected president, pledged he would toughen the country's anti-slavery legislation and take action to help former slaves...
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Feature --
Anti-Slavery Award

 
 
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James Aguer, 2006 Anti-Slavery Award winner
 

James Aguer, Chair of the Dinka Committee in Sudan, was presented with the 2006 Anti-Slavery Award at a ceremony at London's Chatham House in November.

During the 20-year civil war between the Government and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army an estimated 14,000 men, women and children were abducted and forced into slavery by government-backed militia...
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Voice from the field

 

 
 
portrait of Bharati and Iyothi
© Maggie Black/Anti-Slavery International
As daughters of Jogini, Bharati and Jyothi are vulnerable to being made Jogini as well
 

Anti-Slavery International's Advocacy Officer, Bhavna Sharma, recently visited Andhra Pradesh in India to investigate the practice of Jogini and to meet the women affected by this traditional form of slavery...
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