Legal conditions of the slave system

Abstract

The slave system existed and was widespread throughout the ancient world, and local and international laws considered the trade in selling slaves a legitimate trade, and that ownership was considered a sacred right by law.
The slave system is a system based on man’s ownership of man and exercising the right of ownership over him. It is a right created by power, which was and is still creating many rights, defying the rulings of reason and conscience. Until recently, man was bought and sold by law, and power allowed his slavery to be legal. Such behavior.
Although the international and national community has filled the world with texts and charters that defend freedom and justice, end tyranny, and formulate many means of eliminating the slave system in all its forms, it is still an unattainable aspiration, since the discoveries of modern science have been placed in the hands of the powerful with weapons of injustice and oppression. Exploitation created forms of collective oppression that were not known in the era of the old slave system. A slave system has emerged in modern history that is more horrific than the old slavery system, resulting from poverty and unemployment, the spread of drugs, their trafficking and their marketing among young men and women in schools and universities, and other forms of slavery and its trade