Modern Day Slavery- Violation of Human Rights

Modern day slavery is a big violation of human rights and it is sadly something going on in this day and age and it has a new face.But it is still slavery no matter which ever way you put it.And if you are a part of this no matter who you are, you are the lowest of the lows.Modern day slavery is taking part in almost if not all parts of the world.In some parts it is worse than in others.And people hardly pay for these violations by the law of the land.But i am happy that their is always a greater law than the law of the land.When people practice modern day slavery they think no one can do something about this but they do not remember God is always watching and God is just and loves everyone equally.

It does not matter which race or social class you belong to.We are all the same and equal.Most of modern day slavery slavery is practiced by people who are full of hate and look down on people because of their race or social status.In the local news there have been too many reports of people who have fallen victim of modern day slavery.Only a handful sadly come out of modern day slavery.Most of them are killed and the people who commit these insane murders are never done anything by law.Only because they are racist and have national who has killed a Kenyan employee.

Because the Saudi Arabian government protects these people by simply not getting involved and turning a blind eye.Most victims who have been killed seem to be kenyans but other citizens of other countries have also fallen victim to these dark part of humanity.Not everyone who goes to work in Saudi Arabia gets bad inhuman employers.Some employers are quiet human are very nice.I remember i had a profile in an international nanny site.I was looking for a nanny job in any international country.But most of the prospects who really wanted me to work for them where from Saudia Arabia.

I was not marketable in Europe or America or the other countries i wanted.I was terrified and would not accept any job offered to me.Even some prospect employers even called me all the way from Saudi Arabia but i would not make such a gamble.They did seem very eager for me to work for them and they seemed nice.But with the stories of modern day slavery my answer was a plain clear and simple NO.Modern day slavery is so real and a violation of human rights.

I wish it would stop and people who do this be brought to book no matter who they are.I hope a strong movement would be set up to fight this but one power that will never fail is the higher power.alot of money.Many Kenyans leave for Saudi Arabia in search for a better life.But sadly some of them fall in hands of people whose souls are so dark.Our government has never been able to brought any Saudi Arabian national who has killed a kenyan employee.Because the Saudi Arabian government protects these people by simply not getting involved and turning a blind eye.Most victims who have been killed seem to be kenyans but other citizens of other countries have also fallen victim to these dark part of humanity.

Not everyone who goes to work in Saudi Arabia gets bad inhuman employers.Some employers are quiet human are very nice.I remember i had a profile in an international nanny site.I was looking for a nanny job in any international country.But most of the prospects who really wanted me to work for them where from Saudia Arabia.I was not marketable in Europe or America or the other countries i wanted.I was terrified and would not accept any job offered to me.Even some prospect employers even called me all the way from Saudi Arabia but i would not make such a gamble.

They did seem very eager for me to work for them and they seemed nice.But with the stories of modern day slavery my answer was a plain clear and simple NO.Modern day slavery is so real and a violation of human rights.I wish it would stop and people who do this be brought to book no matter who they are.I hope a strong movement would be set up to fight this but one power that will never fail is the higher power.What do you think can be done to stop this violation of human rights?