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- Author: Anelechi Bon Agoha
- Publisher: Global Summit House
- ISBN-10: 1957054034
- ISBN-13: 9781957054032
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.8 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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As much as Slavery seem to have been legally abolished globally today, an estimated three-quarter of humanity are still trapped in some form of bondage against their will. The history of slavery, a journey of pain and sorrow spans many years, cultures, nationalities, and religions. However, the renaissance of present-day slavery which I call "Second-Generation Slavery", or "Volunteered Slavery" orchestrated by present day global migration cannot be over-emphasized of being enhanced, encouraged, and politically motivated and legalized by numerous underlying factors, particularly economic menace as prevalent in most third-world countries. This book goes ahead to reiterate that leaders of African countries and some other underdeveloped third world countries who clinch to powers without meaningful programs to better the lives of their subjects are not exonerated from orchestrating and perpetuating this second-generation slavery against mankind.
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- Author: Anelechi Bon Agoha
- Publisher: Global Summit House
- ISBN-10: 1957054034
- ISBN-13: 9781957054032
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.8 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
As much as Slavery seem to have been legally abolished globally today, an estimated three-quarter of humanity are still trapped in some form of bondage against their will. The history of slavery, a journey of pain and sorrow spans many years, cultures, nationalities, and religions. However, the renaissance of present-day slavery which I call "Second-Generation Slavery", or "Volunteered Slavery" orchestrated by present day global migration cannot be over-emphasized of being enhanced, encouraged, and politically motivated and legalized by numerous underlying factors, particularly economic menace as prevalent in most third-world countries. This book goes ahead to reiterate that leaders of African countries and some other underdeveloped third world countries who clinch to powers without meaningful programs to better the lives of their subjects are not exonerated from orchestrating and perpetuating this second-generation slavery against mankind.
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