Slavery saturates society. It is present in the clothes and food we buy which are made with slave-like labor. These products are soaked with the sweat and suffering of their victims. They are for sale in the high street shops, on our dining tables, in the food that we eat, worn by children in school and on the sports fields, and present in the mobile gadgets we use daily. The products of modern-day slavery are ever present, but to see them, we need to be freed from blind ignorance.
The sweatshops of Bangladesh are shocking examples of some of the 20 million trafficked humans in slave-like conditions worldwide.
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