| Bonded labour or debt bondage is probably the least known form of slavery today. |
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| In India and other parts of Asia, some people are outright slaves, others in debt bondage that ties them to a particular landlord. |
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| This includes practices such as debt bondage in which a person has no choice but to submit to the pressure. |
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| According to interviewees, trafficking victims are often involved in a debt bondage relationship. |
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| Mafiwasta highlighted that there is strong evidence to suggest that debt bondage is widespread in the Emirates. |
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| Usually, they are told there is no work, so they immediately find themselves in debt bondage. |
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| Intrepid and resourceful, Casement gathered testimonies about the armed extortion and debt bondage that supported the rubber trade. |
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| As examples, the sale and trafficking of children, debt bondage and serfdom and forced or compulsory labour, including forced or compulsory recruitment of children for use in armed conflicts, are mentioned. |
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| Case studies 2 and 5 are good examples of projects that have included comprehensive gender analyses as part of the implementation strategy in their efforts to fight debt bondage and child labour in Asia. |
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| It is generally acknowledged that workers in debt bondage are primarily illegal migrant agricultural workers, maids, nannies or hideously exploited people in small industries in the Third World. |
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| Any child who is subject to involuntary servitude, debt bondage, peonage, or slavery through the use of force, fraud, or coercion is a victim of trafficking in persons regardless of the location of that exploitation. |
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| The absence of adequate education and employment opportunities had made conscription to the regular military or other armed groups attractive, and human trafficking, debt bondage and other illicit activities possible. |
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| Pawnship, or debt bondage slavery, involves the use of people as collateral to secure the repayment of debt. |
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| Amanda Bailey's examination of debt bondage contributes significantly to a growing body of scholarship on early modern global economics. |
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| Most victims are trafficked into violent situations: prostitution, forced marriage, and domestic or agricultural work in conditions of slavery, servitude or debt bondage. |
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| Forced labour and debt bondage are also considered slave labour. |
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| In the US, slavery was replaced by peonage and debt bondage. |
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| In many cases, victims are held in conditions of debt bondage as well. |
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| This Convention prohibits exposure of children to situations which are dangerous to their health, morals and well-being and to conditions of slavery, debt bondage and serfdom. |
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| In the poor rural areas of Thailand, where poverty has given rise to the phenomenon of debt bondage, it is believed that it is the daughter's duty to sacrifice herself for the well-being of her family. |
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| The result is described as equivalent to debt bondage. |
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| Some were sold into debt bondage, prostitution and forced marriage. |
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| The basic objective of the bill is to prohibit slavery and debt bondage in all of its manifestations and regulating matters leading to debt bondage of workers. |
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| Mode a Modern day slavery is defined as human trafficking, forced labour and practices such as debt bondage, forced marriage and the sale or exploitation of children. |
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| Indenture, otherwise known as bonded labour or debt bondage, is a form of unfree labour under which a person pledges himself or herself against a loan. |
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| In many cases, they are not paid or are held in debt bondage. |
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| Debt bondage can be passed on from generation to generation, with children required to pay off their progenitors' debt. |
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| Debt bondage, forced marriage and the sale or exploitation of children, as well as human trafficking are also included in the foundation's interpretation of modern slavery. |
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