International Day for the Abolition of Slavery in 2022

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2022 Date	December 2, 2022
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On this International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, organized in 1986 by the United Nations General Assembly, we are commemorating the thousands of Armenian women who were subjected to inhuman sexual violence and sold into slavery during the Armenian Genocide of 1915. https://t.co/6I0Csz69x1
— Armenian Women Artists (@HayGinArtists) December 2, 2022

Today, Dec 2, is the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery. Around the world, there are over 50 million people trapped in modern slavery. But we can #endslavery. May we seek justice for those enslaved & hope/restoration for those who are freed. @EndSlaveryCA https://t.co/gszwij868v
— Arnold Viersen, MP (@ArnoldViersen) December 2, 2022

Today, is the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery. This day is dedicated to ending modern forms of slavery, such as sexual exploitation, human trafficking, child labor, forced marriage & the forced recruitment of children for use in armed conflict. https://t.co/BPaIVvmV6b
— Centre of Excellence for Black Student Achievement (@tdsb_cebsa) December 2, 2022

#BurlON joins the world’s nations to mark Int’l Day for the Abolition of Slavery. Modern-day slavery such as human trafficking cuts across ethnic, cultural & religious lines. We join the UN in calling to strengthen global efforts to eliminate all forms of slavery that exist today https://t.co/GvYKLPFmC7
— Marianne Meed Ward (@MariannMeedWard) December 2, 2022

International Day for the Abolition of Slavery reminds us that slavery is not a relic of the past. 40 million people today are victims of modern slavery due to forced labour, debt bondage, forced marriage, and trafficking. https://t.co/kGV8iFiWzo https://t.co/wGKstM5ySH
— LtGov Salma Lakhani (@LtGovAB) December 2, 2022

Today is International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, a moment to pause and reflect on the devastating impact and generational wounds slavery has caused. Let us continue to work together to remain vigilant and fight against slavery in all its forms. https://t.co/qhSUL8kaEw
— Michael Ford (@MichaelFordTO) December 2, 2022

Today is the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery. #NotInMyCity recognizes that there are over 50 million people trapped in modern slavery around the world today. #EndSlavery https://t.co/spHmoYAamH
— #NotInMyCity (@NIMCAlly) December 3, 2022

International Day for the Abolition of Slavery: Did you know 50M people are in situations of forced labour or forced marriage? Slavery occurs in almost every country in the world. Help us raise awareness, reflect on injustices & create a call to action to end slavery. 📸@UNICEF https://t.co/orrUkeU6mf
— Georgian College (@georgiancollege) December 2, 2022

Today, on the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, let us honour the victims and survivors and remember that modern day slavery still exists. Lets all do our part to help end slavery in all forms. https://t.co/sWPjkIZuby
— Sandra Hassan (@SandraHassan10) December 2, 2022

Today marks international Day for the Abolition of Slavery – marking the date of the adoption by the United Nations General Assembly. A reminder of the impacts of slavery on our history, and the need to end its modern shifts.
— Marci Ien (@MarciIen) December 2, 2022

International Day for the Abolition of Slavery in 2022

The International Day for the Abolition of Slavery aims to end slavery in the world. Contemporary forms of slavery include sexual exploitation, forced marriage, trafficking of persons, and recruitment of children for armed conflict.