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1. " He said Taliban leaders sheltering in the western Pakistani cities of Peshawar and Quetta were "slaves and enemies of Afghanistan who shed the blood of their countrymen" and he called on the government in Islamabad to wipe them out.

"Ông ấy nói rằng các thủ lĩnh Taliban trú ẩn ở các thành phố Peshawar và Quetta phía tây Pakistan là" nô lệ và kẻ thù của Afghanistan, những kẻ đã đổ máu đồng bào của họ "và ông ấy kêu gọi chính quyền ở Islamabad quét sạch chúng".

2. He did not say whose slaves he thought the Taliban were, but his predecessor, Hamid Karzai, frequently accused Pakistan of harbouring the Taliban and supporting other militant groups such Haqqani network.

Ông không nói rõ Taliban là nô lệ của ai, nhưng người tiền nhiệm của ông, Hamid Karzai, thường xuyên cáo buộc Pakistan chứa chấp Taliban và hỗ trợ các nhóm chiến binh khác như mạng lưới Haqqani.

3. The findings raise doubts about Britain’s ability to care for vulnerable children at a time when a record number of suspected child slaves are being referred to the government - 2,118 last year and up two-thirds on 2016 - campaigners said.

4. As Britain uncovers rising numbers of suspected child slaves from Vietnam, European nations are failing to spot or protect them, instead placing responsibility on other states, said Anti-Slavery International, ECPAT U.

5. From making clothes and furniture in India to cooking, serving and even coding in the United States, such work opportunities are helping former slaves rebuild their lives.

6. The Portuguese rowed ashore, African slaves rolled on wheels and together they plow through the forests and sow the seeds of modern Brazil.

7. Victims are lured by the simple wish to lead better lives and help their families, but many end up suffering abuse, being locked up, beaten, raped to beget children and treated as slaves, for all practical purposes.

8. Britain is refusing asylum to more former child slaves from nations such as Vietnam, Eritrea and Afghanistan, having denied refugee status to more than 275 non-European victims since 2012 despite fears many will fall back into the hands of traffickers.