Mauritania: Slavery still exists @CulturesofResistance
Mauritania: Slavery still exists  @CulturesofResistance
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
In 2018 Seif Kousmate conducted a photographic investigation about traditional slavery in Mauritania. Slavery was officially abolished by Mauritania's government in 1981 only. Despite this and international pressure to enforce anti-slavery measures, enslavement practices persist to this day.
Since then, Seif has started working on a photo fanzine to share his findings on the urgency of the situation.
Please join him in getting "Haratin: Born to serve" to print and shed light on the issue of traditional slavery and its consequences in Mauritania.

Cultures Of Resistance supports and encourages friends to do too! http://kck.st/2TcuiC0
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