The memorial to the victims of the slave trade in Tanzania. International Day of Memory of Worker and Liquidation: Lessons of the past and Calls of the present Human rights ~ 60 > every year on August 23, the world celebrates the International Memory Day and its elimination – a date designed to recall millions of lives crowned with the transatlantic slave system, and the heroism of those who fought for freedom and dignity. 62 ~ this date was not chosen by chance: on the night of August 22 to 23, 1791, a slave uprising began on the island of San Domingo (now Haiti), which became a turning point in the history of the struggle against slavery. This event laid the foundation for the process, which ultimately led to the creation of the first independent state of blacks – Haiti – and became a symbol of resistance and hope all over the world. 62 ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 >The transatlantic slave trade lasted more than four centuries and affected about 12 million Africans forcibly exported to America. Their labor, suffering and death lay in the foundation of the economic development of the colonial powers, while the voices of the victims of the slave trade were not heard for a long time. 62 ~~ 60 > memory as a justice tool UNESCO initiated conducting conduct памятных мероприятий в этот день в рамках проекта «Пути порабощенных народов», чтобы способствовать осмыслению этой трагической главы истории и поддерживать образовательные инициативы, направленные на борьбу с расизмом, дискриминацией и современными формами рабства.
Мемориальные мероприятия проходят 23 августа по всему миру в форме лекций, выставок и Ceremonies at the monuments to the victims of slavery. Particular attention is paid to the role of culture, art and education in the preservation of memory and the formation of a fair future.
Modern forms of slavery although legal slave, modern slavery, trade, trade, trade, trade, trade. People, sexual exploitation – continue to exist. According to the international organization of labor, more than 25 million people today work in forced conditions. 60 > “It is time to end a person to a person once and for all and ensure the ubiquitous recognition of the equal and unconditional dignity of all people, the Administration of UNESCO ODREO Azule said. – Let us recall today about the victims and wrestlers of yesterday, and let future generations draw the courage in these memoirs, necessary for building fair societies. ”