Slavery

The Take speaks to two women about their decision to leave the US and the UK to move to Ghana and The Gambia for good.

Charges of criminal damage brought over toppling of statue of 17th-century British slave trader Edward Colston.

A group of activists risk their lives to free enslaved fishermen working for Thai fishing companies...

The case involves the Alien Tort Statute, which permits foreign citizens to sue in US courts for...

Paper found that not only did Hamilton enslave people, his involvement in slavery was crucial to his very identity.

The US suspended probes into imports it suspected to be slave-made because of staff and data shortages, a report found.

Authorities say it was taken away for restoration work but added it was also time for reflection on Columbus’s legacy.

More than 500 years after launching the transatlantic slave trade, Portugal still often celebrates its colonial past.

Romanians continue to actively deny the history of Roma enslavement in Romanian lands.

More workers in India and Bangladesh are entering the informal economy, exposing themselves to abuse, survey finds.

While voters have chosen to remove the pavilion, hurdles remain, such as transportation and the structure’s future.

Renovation of Ouidah’s history museum part of Benin’s drive to ensure future generations know ancestors’ suffering.

British banks, prime ministers and parish vicars made millions from the slave trade. Plus Wirecard’s missing billions.

Why did the BBC publish an article glorifying a 19th-Century Nigerian slave trader amid global BLM protests?