A modern slavery case has been uncovered in Covasna, Romania, where vulnerable individuals were allegedly held captive and forced to work, with victims reportedly 'sold' for 3,000 euros. Five members of the same family have been preventively arrested in connection with the case.
A Ukrainian commander risked his life in a kill zone to save his wounded soldiers, demonstrating extraordinary bravery on the battlefield. Images from the front lines show the perilous efforts to rescue the injured.
Hollywood is reportedly increasing nudity in films under the guise of bravery, but critics suggest it may be a sign of desperation rather than artistic merit.
Army dog Tyson, who was shot during an operation in Jammu and Kashmir after helping track three terrorists, has been honored with an Independence Day award for his bravery.
Clint Smith's works, 'How the Word Is Passed' and 'Above Ground,' delve into the ways slavery is taught and often avoided in American discourse, and its enduring legacy for future generations.
Lee Yong-soo, a 97-year-old survivor of Japan's wartime sexual slavery, attended a commemorative ceremony in Seoul marking Memorial Day for Victims of Japan's Military Sexual Slavery.
Nine former Gloriavale women are seeking declarations of slavery and servitude, along with damages, following a court ruling that found legal errors in two employment investigations.
The preservation and marketing of West Africa's slave coast heritage are raising questions about memory, tourism, and profit. This commercialization highlights the complex relationship between a painful past and modern economic interests.
The Bucharest Court of Appeal has concluded that the 'slavery' accusations made by DIICOT prosecutors in the case of illegal asylums in Bihor, owned by Viorel Paşca, are unfounded, refusing preventive arrests.
A new book traces how powerful figures in Sydney's colony profited from Australia's slave trade, specifically the 'blackbirding' of Pacific Islanders, challenging the notion that Australia's history is untainted by slavery.
Drawing a parallel with the Roman god Janus, this article explores the dual nature of artificial intelligence and discusses strategies to avoid potential 'AI slavery' and manage its powerful network of machines.
Archbishop Mullally concluded his Africa tour by issuing calls for healing and reconciliation regarding the church's historical involvement in slavery.
A National Post article criticizes Michael Carney and the Liberal government for their approach to Emancipation Day, suggesting they fail to adequately celebrate Canada's role in abolishing slavery.
President John Mahama urged African nations to confront the legacy of slavery and colonialism more honestly, advocating for future generations to be taught the full, unsanitized history of the transatlantic slave trade.
During his campaign, the current New York City mayor advocated for 'reparations' in New York due to slavery crimes, but has not yet committed to a specific method of implementation.
Russian forces have launched multiple attacks across Ukraine, resulting in civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure. Missile strikes on Kyiv killed at least nine people, while shelling and drone attacks in regions like Zaporizhzhia, Mykolaiv, Poltava, Kherson, and Dnipropetrovsk have caused further deaths and injuries.
Five Vietnamese workers are being praised by major Japanese media outlets for their bravery in rescuing a 90-year-old woman from a collapsed house following the Kumamoto earthquake, highlighting their quick action and solidarity.
A teenage lifeguard battled intense, massive waves to successfully rescue a child from the ocean. The dramatic rescue highlighted the lifeguard's bravery and skill in challenging conditions.
The story of Mamadou Gassama, an undocumented African migrant, is recounted, detailing his heroic act in 2018 when he scaled a Paris apartment building to save a four-year-old boy hanging from a fourth-floor balcony. His bravery earned him French citizenship and an internship with firefighters.
Anti-trafficking organization Challenging Heights supported the rescue of 144 victims of human trafficking and modern slavery in Ghana and is calling for an investigation into an alleged cross-border baby-selling syndicate.
The Élysée Palace, the official residence of the French president, was built three centuries ago with wealth accumulated from the slave trade, prompting increasing calls for France to acknowledge this legacy.
Witnesses have described the heroic actions of a civilian swimmer who helped two children during a tragic incident at an Essex beach. The individual's quick thinking and bravery are credited with aiding the children amidst the unfolding emergency.
Letters to the editor praise Leanne Flynn, describing her as a magnificent human being and a heroine of Parnell Square, likely in recognition of a recent act of bravery or public service.
In Kelkheim, Germany, three individuals, including teenagers and children, intervened when a man repeatedly attacked his wife with a machete. Despite their efforts, they could not prevent the alleged murder, but the city's mayor praised their bravery.
EXCLUSIVE: Julius Avery, the Australian genre filmmaker behind titles like Overlord and The Pope’s Exorcist, is set to direct the snake-themed survival thriller for 20th Century Studios.
Former New York Giants linebacker Mark Herzlich has dedicated his retirement to combating child slavery and trafficking globally, leveraging his NFL platform for the cause.
Under pressure from the Trump administration, an increasing number of countries are expelling Cuban doctors. This development threatens Cuba's multi-billion dollar 'white coat army' business model, which also faces accusations of slavery.
26 years ago, 16-year-old Danguolė Rasalaitė from Lithuania traveled to Sweden for work, but was instead lured into sex slavery, a tragedy that shocked the country.
Descendants of enslaved Africans in Ghana state that symbolic apologies are insufficient to repair generations of loss and injustice caused by slavery.
Zoltán Vass, dubbed the 'Hero of Elizabeth Bridge,' was honored with a Civic Bravery Prize for throwing Pride flags into the river during Budapest's 'March for Family Pride,' organized by the Mi Hazánk party.
The Bronx Documentary Center is presenting the ninth Latin American Foto Festival in New York, featuring photographers who explore social, environmental, and political issues through their work.
Participants of the Marš mira (Peace March) are passing through Kamenica, a poignant area, with a message that a brave person extends a hand to others, regardless of differences.
Leanne Flynn, a crèche worker in Dublin, is set to be honored for her bravery during an attack at Parnell Square. Her courageous actions during the incident will be recognized.
Pakistan's military leadership paid tribute to Captain Karnal Sher Khan on his 27th martyrdom anniversary, honoring the 'Hero of Kargil'. The commemoration recognized his bravery and sacrifice during the Kargil conflict.
A court ruling has cleared the path for the Trump administration to 'immediately' replace a slavery exhibit located in Philadelphia. Details about the nature of the replacement were not immediately available.
An appeals panel has ruled that the Trump administration is not required to reinstate materials related to climate change, immigration, and slavery that it had removed from US national parks.
An article discusses the enduring legacy of slavery, arguing that while the physical chains have been removed, the underlying systemic issues and structures continue to affect society.
Shabana Mahmood has introduced radical reforms to the UK asylum system, including a clampdown on modern slavery claims. These new measures aim to overhaul the current asylum process.
An 1861 autobiography sheds light on the grim reality of slavery, revealing that rape was an everyday occurrence for enslaved women. The historical account underscores the brutal conditions faced by those in bondage.
An article reflects on 250 years of American independence, discussing the persistent deep divisions over the treatment of the Black population and the historical context of slavery's abolition.
Leaders from African and Caribbean nations adopted a resolution in Accra, Ghana, demanding official apologies and reparations from countries involved in the transatlantic slave trade. The resolution was passed during the "Next Steps" conference.
Two ministers in Cyprus have publicly addressed the issue of public employees abusing sick leave, signaling a rare move by politicians to criticize such practices.
The Caricom Reparations Commission's Hilary Beckles explained how the new manifesto will address the 'residual legacy of slavery,' following its announcement by the Barbados prime minister at a recent 'historic' reparations conference.
The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) has reportedly changed its position on "social slavery," now viewing it favorably. This shift is attributed to a new political agreement that has altered the political landscape.
Africa's renewed campaign for reparations over slavery and colonialism is encountering fresh resistance from British politicians, with the UK's Reform UK party proposing visa restrictions for citizens of countries seeking compensation.
The sculptor Edmonia Lewis captivated audiences in the mid-19th century with her large-scale marble sculptures, which addressed American slavery before history largely forgot her.
African and Caribbean leaders are calling for formal apologies, debt cancellation, and financial payments from countries involved in the transatlantic slave trade. They seek reparations for the historical injustices of slavery.
African and Caribbean nations have collectively called for a formal apology for the transatlantic slave trade. This demand highlights ongoing efforts to address the historical injustices and lasting impacts of slavery.
A federal appeals court has ruled that the Trump administration can proceed with replacing a slavery exhibit at a National Park Service site in Philadelphia.
A high court has lifted a name ban in a case concerning slavery-like conditions in nail salons, deeming the severity of the case too grave for the accused to be protected by anonymity.
Paul Avery, an actor known for his role in 'All My Children,' and his wife Sheila Avery, have died in a house fire at their New Jersey home. The couple perished in the blaze that engulfed their residence.
French President Emmanuel Macron has called for a global effort towards reparatory justice for the legacies of colonialism and slavery, proposing an international scientific initiative and a memorial site in France. He urged the UN, AU, and UNESCO to support this push during a conference in Accra, Ghana.
DOJ reports that Trump administration officials removed over 50 national park exhibits, claiming they 'disparaged Americans' by discussing topics like slavery, civil rights, and climate change.
On her death anniversary, the article explores how Rani Lakshmibai, the Queen of Jhansi, has become an enduring nationalist icon in India, symbolizing resistance and bravery.
Bodycam footage shows the arrest of influencer Gabbie Gonzalez's father, who is accused of conspiring to murder the father of her child, singer Jack Avery.
Franco Gabrielli, Italy's former police chief, criticized the Lega party's perceived attempt to replace the Interior Minister with Salvini, calling it a failure of the right on security issues and noting a persistent 'slavery mentality' regarding foreigners.
Workers have begun removing Donald Trump's name from the facade of the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. This action follows a court ruling that mandated the removal of his name from the building.
The right for people of African descent to return to the continent is emerging as a key pillar in the global movement advocating for reparatory justice from former colonizers.
Ghana is at the forefront of the global movement demanding reparations for slavery, with the country asserting its historical significance as a 'crime scene' of the transatlantic slave trade. This initiative seeks to address the lasting impacts of slavery.
Ghana is at the forefront of the global movement demanding reparations for slavery, with officials stating that 'Ghana was the crime scene.' The country is advocating for historical justice and compensation for the transatlantic slave trade.
An opinion piece argues that Australia must acknowledge the truth that its 'pioneer' colonists profited from slavery, specifically the forced migration of Pacific Islanders known as 'blackbirding.'
President Zardari has granted military awards to armed forces personnel on the occasion of Pakistan's 80th Independence Day, recognizing their service and bravery.
An opinion piece explores the dichotomy between 'total freedom' and 'total slavery' in the context of the race for AI supremacy, critiquing the current state of AI's integration into popular consciousness.
An unearthed 2019 interview reveals Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff's past support for reparations legislation, where he stated that slavery represents a 'debt unpaid,' raising new questions.
Assault charges against the hero of the Bondi Beach shooting have been dropped by police. The individual was previously recognized for their bravery during the incident.
Ghana has announced its support for Jamaica's formal petition to King Charles III, seeking reparations from the United Kingdom for its role in the transatlantic slave trade.
Police Master Sergeant Fernando Marfa died while attempting to rescue two people swept away in a river in Cadiz City, Negros Occidental. The Philippine National Police will grant him posthumous recognition for his bravery.
A bust honoring Kang Il-chul, a survivor of Japanese military sexual slavery who dedicated decades to seeking justice for fellow victims, was unveiled at the House of Sharing in Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province.
Former police officer Brian Denys McFarlane has been sentenced to nine years in jail for historical sex offending, with police commending the victim's bravery.
The New York mayor is awaiting the conclusions of studies to determine the best way to address the legacy of slavery in the city, amidst discussions on whether white citizens should pay reparations to black citizens.
The SANU Gallery is set to open an exhibition titled 'Freedom in Slavery – Serbian Art During World War II,' showcasing art as a means of salvation and resistance. The exhibition explores the role of art during a challenging historical period.
At least five survivors of abuse by the late Mohamed Al-Fayed have been officially recognized as victims of human trafficking. This recognition comes after investigations into the former Harrods boss's conduct.
Greek President Konstantinos Tasoulas commented on the tragic death of three firefighters, emphasizing their bravery and the ongoing fight against wildfires.
On this day, Great Britain enacted legislation to prohibit slavery throughout the entire British Empire. The abolition of slavery reportedly cost the equivalent of £17 billion.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, reaffirmed his commitment to a £100 million fund aimed at addressing the legacy of slavery. This pledge was made during his visit to Cape Coast Castle in Ghana, a former slave trading post.
Avery Dennison projects an adjusted earnings per share of $10 to $10.30 for 2026, alongside an organic sales growth forecast of 3% to 4% as Materials Group prebuys unwind.
TikTok influencer Gabbie Gonzalez's request for parenting time for her child with Jack Avery has been denied by a Los Angeles judge, following her arrest over alleged hitman involvement.
Alex Haley's historical epic 'Roots' (1976) and its film adaptation, which significantly popularized the history of slavery, are featured in the F.A.Z. series "America, as it is written in the book."
An article discusses how Iberian kingdoms, particularly Portugal, were pioneers and long-term exploiters of the slave system, yet paradoxically did not experience the same level of development as other nations in the 18th and 19th centuries.
This lament about slavery by Matthias Claudius appeared in a newspaper owned by a slave trader. Streets, squares, and churches are named after its author.
Survivors have shared their harrowing experiences of being lured into sex slavery in Cote d'Ivoire through deceptive job offers, highlighting human trafficking issues.
On the Indonesian island of Sumba, a practice of inherited slavery continues, with men and women forced into unpaid labor, often subjected to mistreatment and, for women, sexual violence, with no end in sight.
An athlete is inspiring millions by demonstrating that anxiety and bravery are not opposing forces, emphasizing that fear is an essential, not optional, part of the human experience.
Manchester is paying tribute to the influential abolitionist Frederick Douglass through a series of annual lectures. The events celebrate the American statesman, author, and orator who significantly revitalized the anti-slavery movement in Britain.
An article analyzes the character of James Bond, suggesting he is not an icon of masculine bravery but rather a fearful boy, and that the films explore men's fear of women.
Indonesian migrant fishers are being lured by false promises and subsequently subjected to abuse and exploitation, effectively becoming slaves on foreign fishing vessels.
The Trump administration has replaced the slavery exhibit at George Washington's Philadelphia home. This move has drawn attention to how historical narratives are presented at national sites.
An award-winning book focusing on slavery has been withdrawn by its publisher following scholarly controversy regarding its content and source citations.
More than 40 schoolchildren and teachers abducted in Oyo State, Nigeria, were successfully rescued by the Nigerian army after being held captive by Islamic militants since May. The rescue operation has been widely praised by various Nigerian officials and community leaders, with the victims now undergoing observation.
The Notre Dame women's basketball program is set to host elite 2027 five-star guard Avery Arije for a fall visit, continuing their momentum in recruiting top-tier talent.
New legislation in Portugal ensures that victims of human trafficking will no longer be punished. The changes were introduced after criticism from the Observatory on Trafficking and the CNPD, and now include victims of slavery.
To implement the UN slavery resolution, the African Union needs a broader definition of reparations, encompassing truth, responsibility, repair, reconciliation, and global justice.
The World Cup Round of 16 has begun, with France facing a tough match and Colombia securing a narrow win to advance. Meanwhile, Ghana and Cape Verde have been eliminated from the tournament, though Cape Verde celebrated their defeat as a victory.
A U.S. appeals court has overturned a lower judge's order, allowing the Trump administration to keep dozens of slavery and climate displays out of national parks.
The 'America 250' initiative is facing scrutiny as the Trump administration seeks to restore 'truth and sanity' to the national narrative, prompting citizens to fight against the rewriting of history that downplays slavery and dispossession of Native American lands.
The national commemoration of the slavery past took place in Amsterdam's Oosterpark, featuring speeches from Prime Minister Jetten and Mayor Halsema, and wreath-laying for victims in Suriname, Aruba, Bonaire, and other former colonies.
Amsterdam is currently debating whether Keti Koti, a celebration commemorating the abolition of slavery, should be designated as a national public holiday.
Despite numerous events held across the Netherlands, Ketikoti, which commemorates the abolition of slavery, has not yet been designated a national holiday, though advocates believe it is inevitable.
France's football superstars are thriving due to coach Didier Deschamps' brave decisions and effective in-game tactical adjustments. His leadership is credited with enhancing the team's performance.
A historical account details how Indian soldiers, through extraordinary bravery and under immense hardship, captured the strategically vital Bana Post in the Siachen heights in 1987 during Operation Rajiv.
The mayor of Chicago has attributed the city's deadly crime spree to the legacy of 'slavery,' as the city grapples with a surge in violence, including numerous shootings and killings over Father's Day weekend.
Former Toledo standout Avery Smith, an undrafted free agent cornerback, enters training camp with an opportunity to prove he belongs on the Chargers' roster.
Bolt drivers in Slovakia have spoken out about the reality of low-cost rides, describing their work as 'slavery' and highlighting growing frustration and conflicts with clients due to inadequate pay.
An article discusses France's complex historical relationship with slavery, noting that the Code Noir was officially repealed on May 28, and highlighting how slavery peaked in French colonies during the Enlightenment.
Pop icon Taylor Swift's 2008 album 'Fearless' redefined bravery as acting despite fear, a philosophy evident in her lyrics about love, high school, and perseverance.
Michael Lavery, a respected journalist, has passed away at the age of 73. Colleagues remember him as a 'stalwart and true professional' and a 'gentleman.'
Following a historic summit in Ghana, leaders are demanding reparations for slavery, with a 'united front' forming on the issue. A slave trade reenactment was also performed on Juneteenth to highlight the historical context.
A three-day summit in Ghana is concluding with African and Caribbean leaders set to adopt a declaration outlining next steps to turn growing international support for slavery reparations into concrete action.
A police officer in Thessaloniki was awarded the "Police Cross" medal and diploma for an exceptional act of courage and determination under critical conditions, where he demonstrably risked his life.
French President Emmanuel Macron has stated that reparations for slavery should extend beyond financial compensation to include historical truth, education, memorialization, and cultural restitution.
Ghana is actively pushing for concrete reparations for slavery, with officials highlighting the growing momentum for such measures. This advocacy follows a UN slavery resolution and aims to secure tangible compensation for historical injustices.
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley announced a new manifesto, backed by other Caribbean leaders, that outlines the moral, ethical, and legal case for slavery reparations, highlighting the specific harm inflicted upon women.
Joyce Bawah Mogtari, Senior Presidential Aide and Advisor to President John Dramani Mahama, has urged the international community to move beyond the historic UN resolution recognizing slavery as a crime against humanity. She calls for charting a path towards concrete actions following this landmark recognition.
A Biden-appointed judge has issued an injunction against the removal of slavery and climate displays, citing a dangerous precedent of censorship and sanitization.
A judge appointed by President Biden has ordered the Trump administration to reinstate national park exhibits on slavery and climate change, which had been removed under an executive order.
A historical account highlights the story of a milkman who became a hero during an audacious raid in World War II, showcasing his bravery and significant contribution.
An article discusses how internal systems of oppression and slavery often continue to exist and thrive within nations, even long after they have achieved independence from external colonial powers.
Robert Ball Anderson, a former slave and Union soldier, overcame significant obstacles to save money through various jobs after losing his Nebraska homestead, eventually owning 2,000 acres.
The issue of labor exploitation of foreign workers in hotels and leisure establishments in Cyprus was discussed at the Step Up Stop Slavery conference in Nicosia, part of the European HOST project.
Children's YouTube entertainer Ms. Rachel has posted a quote from Ta-Nehisi Coates on reparations and America's history of slavery, marking her latest political statement online.
Texas-born photographer Avery Norman, a LensCulture critics' choice award winner, discusses her evocative images that delve into themes of youth, identity, and desire.
Ambassador Professor Dean Roberts Jnr called for unity, reconciliation, and a shared identity among Africans at home and in the diaspora to overcome the lasting legacy of slavery.
Dramatic rescue efforts were captured on video in Greece, showing a battle against waves to save a woman in Chania and the anxious rescue of an elderly woman during a fire in Kouvaras. These incidents highlight the bravery of rescuers in challenging conditions.
Oren Rozenblat, the Israeli Ambassador, has expressed opposition to Kanye West being in the Algarve, citing West's public statements like 'I like Hitler' and 'I am a Nazi.' The ambassador also noted that West has deeply offended millions of descendants of slavery victims.
The chairman of the Jewish Agency reflects on the bravery of French families making aliyah to Israel during the current conflict, calling it the greatest act of courage.
President Mahama has rejected claims that the involvement of some Africans in the transatlantic slave trade diminishes the crime of slavery or weakens the case for reparations. He emphasized that the historical context does not absolve the primary perpetrators.
Resham Fatma, an acid attack survivor who previously won a National Bravery Award, has made history as India's first survivor to receive the Chevening Scholarship to LSE.
A 28-year-old civil policeman from Jiangsu province, China, and his wife, saved a family of five from a crashed car dangling over a steep slope during their honeymoon, earning widespread praise for their bravery.
Konstantinos Tasoulas issued a statement acknowledging the sacrifice of three firefighters who died in the line of duty, highlighting their bravery in the ongoing battle against wildfires.
Actress Hannah Einbinder, nominated for an Emmy, discusses her activism and views on bravery, particularly in relation to the people of Gaza, as she promotes her debut film.
Italy has called for Spain's suspension from the Schengen area following a massive influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco. The crisis led to Spain deploying troops and a diplomatic rift with Italy over its proposed response.
A painting by abolitionist painter Géricault, featuring a freed slave named Joseph, is on display in a Portuguese palace. The artwork was gifted to King Luís I, who formally abolished slavery in Portugal.
Muhammad Afzal, a taxi driver, received the Baden-Württemberg state rescue medal for his bravery in stopping a rampage in Mannheim in 2025 that killed two people.
A police officer in Surigao City, injured during a checkpoint operation, was awarded a medal of bravery and financial assistance from the Police Regional Office 13.
Thirty student films from academies across the region are competing for the Golden Mimosa award at the 39th Herceg Novi Film Festival. These young filmmakers explore complex Balkan themes, showcasing their bravery, anger, and vulnerability.
Nigerian survivors of human trafficking have shared their harrowing experiences of forced labor and sex slavery in Côte d’Ivoire, after being lured with false job promises.
"The View" co-host Sunny Hostin alleged that Smithsonian hearings are a tactic by the Trump administration to evade paying reparations to Black Americans for slavery.
On the Indonesian island of Sumba, just two hours from Bali's tourist beaches, slavery persists as people are born into bondage, working without pay, passed on in marriage, and subjected to abuse.
Inspector-General of Police, Tunji Disu, mourns Sgt. John Abena, who died during the Oyo school abduction rescue operation, commending the team’s bravery.
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The US conducted a sixth consecutive night of airstrikes against strategic targets in Iran, hitting an airport, bridges, and a railway station. Concurrently, the Trump administration announced tighter visa regulations for foreign students and journalists.
The United States has announced a new 25% tariff on various imports from Brazil, citing unfair trade practices. This move comes amidst deteriorating relations and ahead of an election.
Argentina has accused the United Kingdom of sending a warship to the waters near the Falkland Islands during a World Cup match between the two nations, sparking outrage in Buenos Aires. This incident occurred amidst various reactions to the World Cup, including fan criticism and discussions about youth sports.
Two University of North Dakota (UND) football players, Jonnie Wiltshire and Avery Scott, are still awaiting confirmation of their eligibility status for the upcoming 2026 season.
The Church of England's £100m Project Spire, aimed at addressing historical links to slavery, is facing a legal challenge. The General Synod heard that staff involved in the project have received 'vile abuse' from critics.
Abducted schoolchildren and teachers in Oyo State, Nigeria, have been successfully rescued by security agencies. Leaders like the Ooni of Ife and the Sultan of Sokoto have praised the gallant bravery of the security forces involved, renewing hope for the fight against insecurity.
The regional police department in Sofia honored five volunteers from Godech for their bravery and crucial role in rescuing two injured individuals near Kom Peak.
Saif Ali Khan discussed the need for Bollywood to be brave after significant box office losses and reflected on issues with past film endings, such as 'Kartavya'. He also recalled a specific request from Vishal Bhardwaj for a scene in 'Omkara'.
The U.S. Treasury Department, under the Trump administration, has reportedly shelved plans to feature anti-slavery activist Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
Pakistan's Prime Minister and President paid tribute to a Pakistan Air Force officer who sacrificed his life to save a woman from an alleged abduction. The officer was honored for his bravery and ultimate sacrifice.
New research suggests that the number of victims of Dutch colonialism and slavery is at least 3.3 million, five times higher than previously thought. This finding significantly revises the historical understanding of the impact of Dutch enslavement.
Shannon LaNier, a sixth great-grandson of Thomas Jefferson, reflects on his lineage and the complex role of African Americans in the nation's founding, expressing a wish that Jefferson had done more to free enslaved people.
A Jamaican delegation plans to travel to the UK on September 6 to formally lodge an unprecedented petition with King Charles, seeking legal guidance and taking their mission for reparatory justice to the next level.
Three years after the apologies for the Netherlands' slavery past, Dutch Prime Minister Jetten has promised further action to representatives of the black community who feel not enough has been done.
Three salt farm workers in South Korea have been recognized as victims of human trafficking, bringing the long-running 'salt farm slave' problem back into focus with potential trade implications.
Frederick Douglass, born into slavery in Maryland, escaped and became a prominent abolitionist. He wrote an autobiography about his life to counter disbelief in his lectures, as part of a series on 'America as it is written in books'.
A Seoul appeals court has upheld a six-month prison sentence for US livestreamer Johnny Somali, who caused public outrage last year by kissing a statue commemorating victims of Japan’s wartime sexual slavery.
Governor Dauda Lawal has commended the police for their bravery and commitment in recovering 504 rustled animals, highlighting efforts against banditry in Zamfara state.
Jemele Hill claimed on CNN that the Electoral College is entirely 'rooted in slavery' and that it cost Kamala Harris the election. Historians, however, argue that her assertion oversimplifies the complex and full history of the Electoral College.
The National Gallery of Ireland has successfully secured significant works by renowned artists William Orpen and John Lavery, enhancing its collection.
Haiti, historically the first nation to abolish slavery, is now grappling with widespread gang violence that disrupts daily life, including football, and threatens basic survival.
A mural dedicated to the bravery of Croatian firefighters was unveiled at the State Firefighting School polygon in Zagreb, painted on a fire house to serve as an inspiration and reminder of the importance of their profession.
Rozana and Tim Šuštar received conditional sentences in the Marinblu case, which involved the exploitation and near-slavery conditions of Indian workers in Marinblu and Selea companies, revealed in June 2022.
Paul Avery, an 81-year-old actor known for roles in "Superman" and "All My Children," has died from injuries sustained after being trapped in a fire at his home.
Namibian President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has commended President John Mahama for his crucial role in securing a landmark UN resolution that officially recognizes the transatlantic slave trade and racialized slavery as the “gravest crime.”
Three Medals of Honor are set to be awarded to veterans from the Vietnam and Afghanistan wars, recognizing two Force Recon Marines and an Army officer for their exceptional bravery.
An appeals panel has overturned a lower court's order that required the federal government to restore a memorial and historical display at George Washington’s former house in Philadelphia.
The United States and Iran have electronically signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), with White House officials confirming its immediate effect. The agreement reportedly addresses the dilution of enriched uranium in Iran, signaling an end to the conflict.
Eleanor Lyons, the UK anti-slavery commissioner, is urging the government to launch a public inquiry into allegations of 'exploitation' and 'trafficking' occurring on the OnlyFans platform.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Trump's order to remove some exhibits at national parks, leaving the future of one historic slavery site targeted by the order uncertain.
The article explores the cultural significance of 'Silva,' Brazil's most common surname, which spread after slavery and is now being reclaimed after previously being dismissed as too ordinary.