i thought you said slaves were gonna be…
i thought you said slaves were gonna be FREE not free 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
2 December 2025
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Anti-Slavery International is the world's oldest human rights organisation working to free people from all forms of slavery across the world.
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Broomgrove Road, SW9, London, United Kingdom
- antislavery.org
AMBATAKUM !!!!!!!!
1 March 2023
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oldest human rights charity
their website states:
"Founded in 1839, we are the oldest international human rights organisation in the world.
Today, we draw on our experience to work to eliminate all forms of slavery and slavery like practices throughout the world.
We are not interested in easy solutions. Instead, we deal with the root causes of slavery and its consequences to achieve sustainable change."
A great charity doing great work.
10 January 2018
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