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Viewpoint: What’s Wrong with Modern Slavery? Why Theresa May in Wilberforce’s Clothing won’t Appeal to All

Viewpoint: What’s Wrong with Modern Slavery? Why Theresa May in Wilberforce’s Clothing won’t Appeal to All

  • By discoversociety
  • November 05, 2013

Julia O'Connell Davidson, University of Nottingham                                          Concerns about ‘human trafficking’ have helped spark a revival of anti-slavery activism.  Home Secretary, Theresa [...]

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