Slavery In Sudan

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the internal border, many to the states of South Darfur. The boys took care of the farms and the landscape, while the girls unfortunately mostly did chores in their homes.

They were kept as housewives and later on for the rest of their lifetime, they were being forced being married in their teenage years. Most of the girls were also against their wills to transform their beliefs in religion and were only accepted to speak when they were told to. The government has repeatedly denied that slavery exists, but under international pressure it set up committees to investigate the questions in the year 1999. It blames the aspects on "tribal conflicts" in which both sides take hostages and insists these captives are not slaves. It is very much stated in the law, that slavery is against the law in Sudan, and only the white man decades ago captured slaves. In practice the government is the militias to destroy villages and terrorize entire communities. So the captives became hostages ...

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