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Traduction anglais-français de "slavery"
"slavery" - traduction directe
slavery {substantif}
We are dealing with a blatant case of slavery.
Prohibition of slavery and forced labour
Prohibition of slavery and forced labour
Slavery is not a thing of the past.
No one shall be held in slavery or servitude.2.
slavery {substantif} (aussi: bondage, enslavement)
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Synonymes (anglais) pour "slavery":
© Princeton Universityslaveholding · bondage · thrall · thralldom · thraldom
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Traductions similaires pour "slavery" en français
It has introduced forced labour, so there is slavery.
This situation guarantees slavery in China and unemployment here.
Mr President, trafficking and sexual exploitation is, in effect, modern-day slavery.
Tragic abuses, such as slavery, human trafficking or colonialism must be condemned in no uncertain terms.
A report by Anti-Slavery International found that 95 % of the child domestics were girls.
Mr Juncker reminded us yesterday that we were able to eradicate slavery and that we should be able to eradicate poverty.
This sort of modern slavery must be banned, and this will need to be one of the priorities of the EU’ s external policy.
Let me quote her: ‘ It meant slavery, it meant occupation, it meant submission and Stalinist terror’.
The countries of this region too are called upon to take all measures necessary in order to put a stop to this modern slavery.
And as a result, we end up counting corpses on our borders and coastlines and trying to deal with new forms of slavery and exploitation.
Although colonial slavery was abolished 140 years ago, new forms of slavery are now emerging rapidly.
Could the Commission inform me of what initiatives it has undertaken to ensure that the taste of slavery is irradicated from the European diet?
The essential question is that of defining the terminology: slavery, colonialism, racism, genocide, apartheid or military occupation.
Non-lawful immigration or the trafficking in human beings is a new form of slavery that cannot be tolerated in our democratic societies.
The parallel that the Minister makes as a 21st century equivalent of slavery may be true on one hand, but there is also another angle on it.
Do we want to be viewed by future generations in the same way that we now view those who were racist or who supported slavery?
The names for that experience are traffickingand prostitution, but it can also be called sexual slavery.
– Violence against women comes in many different forms: physical or psychological violence, rape, domestic slavery, the sex trade and prostitution, etc.

