This video is about the 25 November 2017 demonstration in Brussels, Belgium against slavery in Libya.
Slavery in Libya was abolished in 1857; before, eg, the United States of America, or the Dutch colonial empire abolished it. However, NATO’s 2011 ‘humanitarian’ war on Libya brought it back.
This video is about the 18 November 2017 demonstration in Paris, France against slavery in Libya.
This video is about the 24 November 2017 demonstration in Paris, France against slavery in Libya. A banner accuses ex-president Sarkozy of France of being the ‘murderer’ who helped to bring back slavery to Libya. Sarkozy was one of the driving forces behind the 2011 NATO war on Libya.
Macron trip to Africa: The Guardian writes: ‘the reality of slavery in Libya has set alarm bells ringing in the Elysée, especially since critics say France, by backing the ousting of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, has a key responsibility for Libya’s current state of near-anarchy.’
This video is also about the 24 November 2017 demonstration in Paris, France against slavery in Libya.
This video is about the 24 November 2017 demonstration in Cotonou, Benin against slavery in Libya.
This video is about the 20 November 2017 demonstration in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, against slavery in Libya.
This video is about the 20 November 2017 demonstration in Mali against slavery in Libya.
This video is about the 20 November 2017 demonstration in Morocco against slavery in Libya.
This video is about the 25 November 2017 demonstration in Bordeaux, France against slavery in Libya.
This video is about the 25 November 2017 demonstration in Lyon, France against slavery in Libya.
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This is terrible, however Mauritania has slavery too, so this is still systemic problem. Not just localized to Libya.
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There is slavery in various other countries, like the USA, too
https://dearkitty1.wordpress.com/2007/12/19/slave-labour-in-fruit-picking-in-florida-usa/
though less openly than now in Libya.
In Mauritania, it was never abolished. In Libya, it was abolished in 1857. But it came back after the 2011 NATO ‘humanitarian’ war; in which NATO’s allies spread the rumour that any black-skinned person, Libyan or immigrant, was supposedly a ‘mercenary of Gaddafi’; making it supposedly OK to kill, torture etc. them.
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Yep, I think I brought up Mauritania, because they didn’t “abolish” it until 2015, so its the only country with state sanctioned slavery..crazy. However, you’re right it is everywhere especially in the US in the nail salons. I remember an experience when I was going to leave a salon because I didn’t feel like waiting and the woman grabbed my wrist to stop me after the owner yelled something (maybe to stop me). However, she grabbed it really hard and looked scared.
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Thanks for your comment!
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