Examples of using Forms of slavery in English and their translations into German
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A rebel people who defend their cultural tradition and identity against all forms of slavery.
Let us consider the great contemporary challenges of climate change, of the new forms of slavery and of peace.
Many forms of slavery persist, including forced
or of modern forms of slavery or exploitation.
new forms of slavery, and new ways of living together.
I hope as well that States will contribute generously to the United Nations Voluntary Trust Fund on Contemporary Forms of Slavery, which provides assistance to victims.
the weakest groups are those who most easily become victims of the new forms of slavery.
It is fitting to add that the aspiration to freedom from all forms of slavery affecting the individual
We can say to the poor, the outcasts, those who are trapped in different forms of slavery still occurring in our society:
can free our cities from these new forms of slavery.
Experience shows that such modern forms of slavery are far more widespread than previously imagined,
lead them on the path of life, freeing them from these forms of slavery.
How many illusions are sold on the pretext of freedom, and how many new forms of slavery are created in our times in the name of a false freedom!
in fact creates new forms of slavery, discrimination and profound suffering.
daughters of God, but various forms of slavery, sometimes quite complex,
adopted a new legally binding Protocol to tackle modern forms of slavery and strength global efforts to eliminate forced labour.
we will not be able to stop the multiple forms of slavery where children are the victims.
The new forms of slavery to drugs and the lack of hope into which so many people fall can be explained not only in sociological and psychological terms but also in essentially spiritual terms.
for the abolition of all forms of slavery, for the respect and dignity of every human being
complete disarmament, abolition of all forms of slavery, torture and capital punishment Griffin& Pareek, 1970.
