Senegal - Slavery

Senegal is the second nation to have recognized slavery as a "crime against humanity".

On April 27th 2010 the Senegalese Parliament approves the Law 10/2010 in which the Republic of Senegal solemnly declares that slavery, and the slave trade in all their forms constitute a crime against humanity.

On March 26, 2019 the European Parliament adopted by 535 votes to 80 with 44 abstentions the resolution P8_TA(2019)0239 on "Fundamental rights of people of African descent", recognizing at point S that […] the racism and discrimination experienced by people of African descent is structural […] and at point B […] whereas this correlates to historically repressive structures of colonialism and the transatlantic slave trade […].

Michel Chossudovsky draws conclusions on the international colloquium held in Florence on the occasion of NATO's anniversary, stressing how public opinion ignores the nature of this so-called alliance, its real goals, its functioning as well as its crimes.

"Without disinformation, NATO would crumble" interview with Michel Chossudovsky by Manlio Dinucci, published by Voltairenet.org.