... to slavery Sir John Middlemore saw the dreadful filthy houses where poor people's children lived, the dark and dirty courts . . . where swarms of children just played about in the streets and public houses. The idea came to him that in the wide farmlands ...

... the Anti-Slavery Society. If such a society exists. does it mean that 200 years after Wilberforce's birth there are still slaves in the world? By the definition given by the League of Nations in preparing the Slavery Convention of 1926 slavery is a status ...

... the Anti-Slavery Society. Since such a society exists, does it mean that 200 years after Wilberforce's birth there are still slaves in the world? By the definition given by the League of Nations in preparing the Slavery Convention of 1926 slavery is a ...

... No slavery It adds that it ts desirable that the principles of justice. equality and detnoemcy laid down by Lord Buddha should be reinforced and strengthened In Tibet's Government. and that the people should have a more effective voice In shaping their ...

... 000 African workers in Rhodesia are tied to their white employers by practices akin to slavery. In a report to a special United Nations working group on slavery, the corr% mission pointed out that domestic servants and black workers in farming, mining ...

... ON SLAVERY MR. JAMES JOHNSON (Soc., Rugby) raised the question of the anti-slavery conventions, saying: There is no doubt that Saudi-Arabia is a country which is deeply Implicated in slavery. He asked the Government to suggest to the United Nations that ...

... SLAVERY AND SALVATION masters so that they could enjoy the same standard of service in retirement as they had enjoyed on business abroad. What the slave trade a wholesale export business in human beings meant in terms of suffering one can only guess at ...

... ' Mass Slavery' The pressure of economics and the demands for better living standards compelled more and greater combinations of money. power, manpower and machine power. he went on. The process gets a momentum of its own. It demands more and more of ...

... White Slavery The girl arrived in Britain on August 1. 1954. as a student. M. Debetencourt said. In November of that year she was sentenced by a British court for running a brothel. She claimed not to know the Messina brothers. M. Debetencourt alleged ...

... White Slavery The girl arrived in Britain on August 1, 1954. as a student. M. Debetencourt said. In November of that year she was sentenced by a British court for running a brothel. She claimed not to know the Messina brothers. M. Debetencourt alleged ...

... White Slavery The girl arrived in Britain on August 1, 1954. as a student, M. Debetencourt said. In November of that year she was sentenced by a British court for running a brothel. She claimed not to know the Messina brothers. M. Debetencourt alleged ...

... `Anti-slavery' Will Not Tolerate These Things' -MR. NEHRU Mr. Nehru. the Indian Prime Minister, said yesterday he was not prepared to tolerate the kind of things happening in South Africa—apartheid and all that. He told the Federation of Indian Chambers ...