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Niger only outlawed slavery on 2003 2017-08-29 04:09:18 Post No. 139433925
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How is this whitey fault?
>Following independence, many of the major slave holders became prominent political leaders in both the multiparty democracy period and the military dictatorship (1974 until 1991), and so the problem of slavery was largely ignored. In 2003, with pressure from the anti-slavery organization Timidria, Niger passed the first law in Western Africa that criminalized slavery as a specific crime. Despite this, slavery persists throughout the different ethnic groups in the country, women are particularly vulnerable, and a 2002 census confirmed the existence of 43,000 slaves and estimated that the total population could be over 870,000 people.
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Wtf I thought only white people owned slaves
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>>139433925
SJWs don't care about slavery when it's black people doing it to themselves. I don't think they're even aware of it
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>>139434068
They were independent since the 70's, still hold to slavery for 33 years.
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>>139434050
Think again...
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>>139433925
No one talks to niger, saudi arabia in the other hand...
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>>139436324
What do you mean?
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Savages like to be savage. I say let the, do it in their containment zone of a country
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>>139436716
Saudi arabia has slaves.
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>>139438435
they STILL legalize slavery by law? post some articles plz
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>>139433925
Niggers are stupid because books are racist
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>>139438756
https://www.state.gov/j/tip/rls/tiprpt/2008/105389.htm
"Saudi Arabia did not demonstrate efforts to criminally punish trafficking crimes over the reporting period. The government does not prohibit all forms of trafficking in persons, but penalizes forced labor through Articles 229-242 of its Labor Law. Penalties prescribed under these forced labor statutes, however, are limited to fines or bans on future hiring, and are not sufficiently stringent. These laws also do not apply to domestic servants, the primary victims of forced labor in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia does not have a law specifically prohibiting trafficking for commercial sexual exploitation."
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>>139438841
...What?
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>>139439337
Thank you!
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>>139439853
Just doing my part.
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>>139440539
will read into it!
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>>139433925
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