Jobs, we just get payed for it now.
In some parts of the world, slavery would still exist.
Yes, sadly, it does.
Only in China
Unfortunately, the inhumane and cruel act of slavery still exists throughout the world.
Slavery in the United States was not still going on in 1948. In other parts of the world slavery did still exist in 1948.
Slavery is illegal in all countries around the world. However, there are instances of forced labor, human trafficking, and other forms of modern slavery that continue to exist in various parts of the world, even though they are prohibited by law.
Slavery does still exist in certain parts of the world. You can do a search for 21st century slavery or human trafficking.
No, not in the United States. It had been outlawed since 1867 with the 13 amendment . Slavery still does exist in the world and in many countries.
No slavery does not still exist in the US today. Slavery was over in 1865 in the US { but it does still exist in different parts of the world} after the Civil War. Former President Lincoln was the leader of the Civil War and he was the one who signed the bill to end slavery after the Civil War {so you can see that the Civil War was part of slavery}. If the north lost the Civil War slaves would probably still exist today and we would have more conflicts with the south. So remember slavery is over in the US, and it was over in 1865. But it still happens in different parts of the world. One example in the world which still has slavery is Asia.
Slavery is prohibited in most countries around the world. However, isolated cases of modern slavery still exist in various regions, with high prevalence in countries like India, China, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and others. Efforts are being made by governments and organizations to combat and eradicate this inhumane practice.
Modern slavery is still present throughout the world. In Europe, it is most common in Eastern Europe, for example, in Russia. It is known as human trafficking.
Slavery is illegal in every country in the world. However, human trafficking and forced labor still exist in various forms, posing significant challenges to eradicate these practices entirely. Efforts are ongoing to combat modern-day slavery and protect the rights of all individuals.