This Immoral Trade by John Marks

This Immoral Trade by John Marks

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Slavery remains rampant worldwide, with millions of men, women and children enslaved, ranging from prostitutes in London to indentured workers in Burma. This book includes a chapter on different forms of contemporary slavery, a chapter on the Christian roots of the anti-slavery movement, and detailed case studies, on Sudan, Burma and Indonesia.

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This Immoral Trade by John Marks

At least 27m men, women and children are enslaved today, ranging from prostitutes in London to indentured workers in Burma. "The statistics of modern day slavery are shocking. But behind each statistic is a human being - a man, woman or child; and behind each human being is a family and a community which have been devastated or destroyed. "As real-life experiences often speak louder than words, we introduce some of the hundreds of former slaves whom one of the authors has met personally. Great care is taken to ensure the validity and authenticity of the evidence." This popularly written but carefully researched volume includes chapters on the causes of slavery, on the history of the practice, on different forms of contemporary slavery, and on the Christian roots of the anti-slavery movement;and three shocking case studies from Sudan, Burma and Uganda.
Baroness Cox was until recently Deputy Speaker of the House of Lords, and a notable advocate of human rights around the world. Her story was told in VOICE FOR THE VOICELESS. Dr John Marks OBE is a researcher and campaigner in the field of human rights, with a particular expertise in modern Islam.
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ISBN 13 9781854247650
ISBN 10 1854247654
Title This Immoral Trade
Author John Marks
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher SPCK Publishing
Year published 2006-10-20
Number of pages 256
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