The Latest Breaking News from Slavery

Abraham Lincoln has an almost saintly place in U.S. history: the “Great Emancipator” whose leadership during the Civil War preserved the Union and abolished slavery.

African Union and Caricom members establish global reparations fund and call for formal apologies from European nations

Kid Cudi corroborates singer Cassie’s account that after they began a relationship, Combs allegedly blew up his car

Doctors have been warning of the health risks from sugar for almost 400 years. Here’s how we still ended up consuming so much of it

A new report has identified nearly 500 industrial fishing vessels where workers face hazardous, forced conditions sometimes akin to slavery

The U.S. Constitution bans slavery except as punishment for a crime. A growing number of states have tried to address this in their own constitutions, but prisoners say the only change is on paper.

The Pantheon memorial in Paris is hosting a double exhibition dedicated to those who played a role in the abolition of slavery. It includes rare archival material and contemporary art – all of which relay the message that the fight for freedom should never be taken for granted.

Letters: Readers reflect on the business of slavery and who should refund the unpaid wages from which enslavers profited so handsomely

Insurance market’s honesty is welcome, as is £12m programme to increase ethnic diversity in workplace, but more must be done

Yogi Adityanath accused Congress of corruption and attempting to push India towards slavery. He praised BJP for upholding the country's self-respect and confidence. He also highlighted the 'double-engine government' of BJP which had lifted Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh from the 'Bimaru' category. Polls for all 230 seats in Madhya…

It is worth asking whether there are topics beyond the capacity of the novel. Are there subjects so immense in historical scope and in depths of human suffering that a form engineered to tackle but a bare handful of lives in sufficient detail cannot possibly accommodate them?