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Calls for Britain to pay compensation for slavery have gained momentum in recent years

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Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Monday 13 July

Greene King and Lloyd’s of London pledge to pay compensation over founders’ links to human trafficking

London, Liverpool and Bristol among those built with proceeds of human trafficking

Human rights groups claim thousands of migrants are forced into agricultural labour

Inquiry to explore how institution may have benefited from slave trade, and whether it should pay reparations

Students in Virginia told to overcome physical obstacles to mimic slaves who took part in the Underground Railroad

Today marks the 184th anniversary of the enactment of the Slavery Abolition Act

Fight between northern Union states against those in the south ‘determined what kind of nation the US would be’

More than 5,000 children are among the record number of victims reported last year, investigators warn

As many as 1,600 human trafficking cases expected to be reported in the capital in 2017

The adoption of an African-American spiritual by English rugby fans is 'unfortunate' say US academics

Pulp Fiction star leads the criticism against Donald Trump's new housing secretary

Prime Minister pledges £33m and sets up cabinet taskforce to tackle 'barbaric evil'

Global Slavery Index estimates that more than 46 million people are trapped around the world

America is once again going through a period of soul-searching, 150 years after abolition of slavery

Government will spend £25 million so hundreds of foreign criminals can be sent home to the Caribbean

'Oliver Twist scenarios' are playing out on British streets, despite the government's new anti-slavery legislation