... SLAVERY LORD MAUGUAM was in Africa a few weeks ago. He saw men and women sold as slavesand actually bought a boy himself for £37 lOs. His dramatic account is being printed in The People. . Today it's ON PAGE 14. ...

... Jailed For Slavery Two farmers have been sentenced in Birmingham. Alato lit months' jail for holdirillewroes in ilavery.—A.P. ...

... in slavery The French, Spanish and English colonists used to hold masquerade balls, where they wore costumes and masks. tion of the slaves things became a lot more elaborate as more and more people were able to take part, said Crichlow, who in 1962 was ...

... SLAVERY? Albert Street, Aston. a terraced house to which, taximen had told me, cab•loads of Pakistanis have been driven from London Airport in the last two years. The house, I learned, is owned by a Mr. Oul Bahar. He does not live there himself. He lives ...

... on slavery Tribal chief with 200 in his harem To hear that slavery is still by anthropologists and private in 1957 is not extraordinary; in practised did not surprise those individuals. fact their owners were indigwho attended a recent meeting Linguistic ...

... SLAVERY Since the advert of the slave ships and the selling of Negroes into the Colonies it had become an accepted fact that Africans represented a and practically subhuman order of tile. The English came to believe that all Negroes were members of a ...

... slavery' HUGH CLOSS HAKIM JAMAL, the cousin-in-law of Malcolm X, the Black Muslim leader who was assassinated in 1965, is in Notting Hill this week to spread the word of Black consciousness. Jamat's visit he was previously formerly known as Allen ...

... SLAVERY I read what tough old 'Father Joe Williamson said about Stepney in the pulpit of St. Paul's Cathedral. He called it a living hell, where hundreds of girls live in slavery as prostitutes under the threat of razor and gun. I would not believe ...

... SLAVERY SIR,-Paul Scott's admirable review of Dr. l~a n sford' s The Slave Trade (CouNTRY LIFE, September 30) could be t aken, if rapidly read, to imply that slave trading was a thing of the past . It is clear from the context that its m erciful end ...

... C. !oz-Pitt. 0.8. Z., reviewed the position of slavery, which he said, still exists and indeed, flourishes in many countries. This was something that the modern world must recognise. The misery of slavery fell moat on women and children. he said. The next ...

... ACTION SLAVERY (Continued /min page 2) Even in the British protectorate of Aden a form of forced labour exists, the society says Cmdr. Pitt recently learned of the case of a girl who bad gone to a British admintstra - carer and asked for her freedom. ...

... Slavery shame MORE than a century after action was taken to stop child labour being exploited in Britain, it is still rife in many other countries. Youngsters are forced to work long hours for a pittance to help their families survive. Most leading nations ...