Trocaire urges Government to end slavery

The Irish Government is facing calls to put pressure on India to free slaves as young as seven-years-old from the synthetic jewel industry.

Sat, 24 Mar, 2001 - 18:06

The Irish Government is facing calls to put pressure on India to free slaves as young as seven-years-old from the synthetic jewel industry.

The Irish aid agency, Trocaire, is at the fore of the movement to free people from slavery throughout the world.

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