As slavery continues the world seems silent

Rick Lowe

While we celebrate Emancipation Day here the first Monday of August annually, as in other British Commonwealth countries, the world seems to have largely forgotten about the fact that slavery is still ongoing in many countries. See this earlier post…

I was reminded of this while attending the Nassau Institute, Economics of Liberty Spring Lecture Series at the College of The Bahamas last week Thursday and Friday. The event has been sponsored by The Templeton Foundations the last two years. Watch the videos from last year, and many others, on the Nassau Institute You Tube Channel here…

Dr. Ebeling discussed slavery today and the fact that the Anti-Slavery movement still exists. Visit their web site and learn about modern slavery here…

While human kind has advanced tremendously in the so called free world, we have it so much better than many people around the globe.

Why does much of the world seems silent on these atrocities?

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