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Better food, health, education & jobs start when sl*very ends We make entire communities sl*very-free & sl*very-resistant  Together we can open the lock for thousands of ensl*ved people. Inequality is one of the major root causes of modern sl*very. Traffickers thrive when women’s rights aren’t respected, when gender-based violence is ignored, when gi*ls are denied education, and when people of different races, tribes, nationalities or social status When they first arrived at the rescue shelter, you could see in their eyes that these children had endured the unimaginable. “We were tied with ropes and beaten, with no food for the day,” they said. “We slept on the bare floor with no blankets.” There are no clas*rooms at the mines, plantations, fish camps or sweatshops where children are ensl*ved. Their schooling stops the difference. Freedom changes the trajectory of a child’s life.   Children are ensl*ved in Ghana’s mining and fishing regions. Poverty, conflict, and weak legal protections push women and gi*ls into forced marriage and prostitution in the Congo. Phony promises of religious education lure children into forced begging in Senegal. Impoverished children are forced to leave home and toil as domestic servants in Haiti. Migrants are ensl*ved in the construction, agriculture and hospitality industries in the Dominican Republic. Landless fa*mworkers are ensl*ved on ranches and plantations in Illegal debts and a lack of access to justice plague the poor and marginalized in India—entire families are ensl*ved for borrowing small sums in emergencies. In Nepal, thousands must head overseas each year to find work—many are tricked by traffickers. This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Content copyright © 2007-2018 Free the Sl*ves. All rights reserved. The Free the Sl*ves name & logo are registered trademarks of Free the A good education. A nourishing dinner. A clean drink of water. A visit to the doctor. A safe place to sleep. Equality for gi*ls and women.