No.1 / 2007

SLAVERY 2007

NEWS

THE CASE FOR ABU JAMAL
Ian MacDonald: UK lawyers argue for the retrial of an innocent man 25 years on death row

OPINION

THE COLOUR OF RACISM
Chinweizu: The long arm of white supremacy

SMALL WARS

THE MAKING OF LIBERIA …
Bram Posthumus: … and its brutal unmaking in modern times

ON SLAVERY

A SHORT NARRATIVE WITH A LONG HISTORY
Felipe Fernandez-Armesto: Slavery is as old as humanity – a habit we haven’t kicked habit yet

INSTRUMENTS OF INJUSTICE
Photo gallery: Some familiar faces and some less well known in the fight for freedom

SLAVERY FOR BEGINNERS
Edward Lucie-Smith: Myths and shibboleths re-examined

SLAVERY TODAY

A ROAD TO BE TRAVELLED
Mark Sealy: 2007: celebrate abolition of the old trade and forget the rest

Martin Rowson: Stripsearch

A LONG HISTORY
Peter Moszynski: Slavery has a long history in Sudan and continues to thrive

    Adu Jel: Testimony
    Deng Mathiang: Testimony
    Abouk Dout Dout: Testimony

LITTLE CATS AND BIG PREDATORS
Eduardo Martino: Old habits and injustices die hard in Brazil

DON’T CALL IT SLAVERY
Barbara Arvanitidis: How do you film child slavery without exposure and exploitation?

BOUND IN DEBT
The persistence of bonded labour in South Asia

THE EDGE OF THE VOLCANO
Irena Maryniak: It’s illegal and rivals the scope of the arms and drugs trade but Europe doesn’t want to know

LEGACIES

PIPE DREAM OR NECESSARY ATONEMENT
Anthony Gifford: What exactly are the legal rights and wrongs of reparations for slavery?

REX RESPONDS
Rex Nettleford: Don’t regret, do something useful

MIND FORGED MENACLES
Dreda Say Mitchell: Old attitudes continue to dog the education of Black children

TO FREE THE MIND
Rosemarie Mallet: The discrimination that haunts the British mental health service

FLASHPOINT PHILIPPINES

CULTURE, RESISTANCE, FREEDOM
Lola Young and Nina Poovaya Smith: Freedom and enslavement find their voice in art, music and literature

SONGS OF SLAVERY AND DEFIANCE
Daniel Brown: The wealth of music born of slavery gets a new showcase

SHOOTING BLACK BRITAIN
Joel Karamath: How to stay invisible without really trying

BABEL

FIVE HUNDRED YEARS AFTER
In conversation: The inheritors of slavery’s old crimes exchange views on the present

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