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The ABOLICION! Or birthday reminder ...


Slavery should never exist. While the systematic trafficking of entire populations has been abolished, but other forms of oppression still exist. December 2, International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, recalls the date of adoption of the Convention for Suppression of human trafficking and exploitation of prostitution of others by the UN General Assembly .

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BIG THANKS to Anne-Pauline! I was digging the brainstorming on how to handle this event when I was asked THE question: "what is the Day? Like many teenagers of 17 years, my niece knows nothing of this remembrance. This day, however we commemorate the International Year of the abolition of slavery introduced in 2004. But a century earlier (April 27, 1848), thanks to the tenacity of Victor Schoelcher, the publication of the decree of the abolition of slavery had made the major legal act of our civilization.

A duty of memory and citizenship ...

This day is a booster for the collective memory. For slavery does not belong to the past even less to others. HE Mr. Nicolas Sarkozy, the French Head of State May 10, 2008, during his remarks at the third national day of commemoration of the memories of the slave trade, slavery and its abolition, has focused on their teaching in schools and educational establishments. With this decisive stance, my niece and her school friends Fernand Darchicourt to Henin Beaumont (Nord-Pas de Calais) can now understand the ongoing struggle against all forms of slavery modern. This murky trade deprives thousands of freedoms and basic rights, from dignity to free labor, in short, life simply.

Abolicion para siempre ...

Trafficking in human beings has not completely disappeared. Unfortunately, it still persists in other forms. Even today, millions of men, women and children are bought and sold like cattle, forced into bondage, kept in bondage, and used for certain rituals or religious practices or transported abroad where many are forced into prostitution. The reaction of Anne-Pauline is a burning coal for humanity: "It's disgusting! What should you do? "

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