Risultati di ricerca
True Vision of London produced this 80-minute documentary, inspired by Free the Slaves President Kevin Bales' award-winning book Disposable People, exposes cases of slavery around the world. Filmmakers Brian Edwards and Kate Blewett actually buy slaves in Africa and help free child slaves in India.
- (99)
The film exposes slavery in the rug-making sector of Northwest India, the cocoa plantations in the Ivory Coast, and even the home of a World Bank official in Washington, D.C. Small, personal stories of slavery are woven together to tell the larger story of slavery in the global economy.
- 78 min
- 162K
- Free the Slaves
28 apr 2011 · The film exposes slavery in the rug-making sector of Northwest India, the cocoa plantations in the Ivory Coast, and even the home of a World Bank official in Washington, D.C. Small, personal ...
- 15 min
- 7,2K
- AngryHateMusic
15 nov 2017 · Slavery is officially banned internationally by all countries, yet despite this, in the world today there are more slaves now than ever before. In the four h...
- 78 min
- 123,6K
- Real Stories
30 nov 2001 · Taking three separate industries where slaves are still to be found: the cocoa industry in the Ivory Coast, domestic slavery in Britain and the USA, Kate and Brian's investigation began with the carpet industry in northern India.
Slavery is officially banned internationally by all countries, yet despite this there are more slaves now than ever before- an estimated 27 million individuals, paid no money, locked away and controlled by violence. The result of this investigation is an utterly devastating film.
7 mag 2011 · The film exposes slavery in the rug-making sector of Northwest India, the cocoa plantations in the Ivory Coast, and even the home of a World Bank official in Washington, D.C. Small, personal stories of slavery are woven together to tell the larger story of slavery in the global economy.
