Slavery in the Land of the Free
If you think slavery in the US ended in 1865, think again. According to the CIA, 100,000 slaves currently live in the United States. Contemporary slavery in America is hidden away from the public eye, but it is every bit as brutal and unforgiving as that 'peculiar institution' of centuries past. More...

Guarding America's First Right
An examination of contemporary slavery in America from a civil-rights perspective, by AASG Associate Director Jesse Sage. More...

Trafficking: Slaves on the Move
Anita Sharma Bhattarai's husband mistreated her and her children, and when she separated from him, selling produce was one of the few ways she could support herself. These burdens, however, seem light compared to what she experienced next. More...

Slavery in Sudan
Sudan's government is a radical regime that terrorizes its own population with brutal slave raids. The Sudanese government has launched a great revival of the country's once-extinct institution of black chattel slavery. The victims: women and children abducted by militiamen during devastating raids. More...

Slavery in India
With roughly one billion inhabitants, India supports over 15% of the world’s population - and sees as many as 15 million people enslaved within its border. Many of these are children, forced to produce everyday items found in our homes and local stores. More...