Fighting Slavery For my Father (BBC World News- Audio) Click for BBC audio Biram dah Abeid is from Mauritania. Hisgrandparents were slaves and when his grandmother was pregnant, the master fell ill and was advised that he would feel better if he freed one of his slaves. The master didn’t want to lose a slave of working age, and chose to emancipate the foetus. So it was that Biram’s father was born free – into a family of slaves. Biram himself has spent his whole life campaigning – at great risk – against slavery in Mauritania, where it is still very much a live issue. You may also like ... Biram Dah Abeid Speaks to BBC: Slavery in Mauritania Still Very Much A Live Issue (UNPO)Biram Dah Abeid, the Man Fighting Slavery in Mauritania – Biram Dah Abeid, l’homme combattant l’esclavage en Mauritanie(borgenproject)The abolitionist fighting to free Mauritania’s slaves (CNN)Mauritania keeps anti-slavery activist Biram Dah Abeid in prison — and far away from parliament ( Starfeed – GlobalVoices )Mauritania: Risking Liberty in the Fight Against Slavery (FreedomUnited) Laisser un commentaire Annuler la réponseVous devez être connecté pour publier un commentaire.