Modern Slavery

Year: 2009

Runtime: 108 mins

Language: English

Directors: Thomas Robsahm, Tina Davis

Documentary

Today an estimated 27 million people live in modern slavery, forced into exploitation across a range of sectors. Victims are found in the sex trade, as child soldiers, as unpaid domestic workers, and in factories or shops where they endure forced labor. The documentary stresses that everyone shares responsibility to confront and end these abuses.

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