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Lawless Oceans: Forced labour on rust-bucket boats in a cruel sea

Foreign fishing boats docking in Cape Town do so behind a veil of secrecy. Crews are often only in port for a few days, their passports withheld and visits by locals are not easily permitted. Behind that veil are deaths at sea, suicide, shocking working conditions, unlicenced boats flying flags.

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Pope in Marseille: Migration must be addressed with humanity, solidarity

Pope in Marseille: Migration must be addressed with humanity, solidarity
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Pope begins visit to Marseille

Pope begins visit to Marseille
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Clark County History: 3 George Washingtons

The Oregon Territory passed racial exclusion laws forbidding African Americans from settling there. The first, passed in 1844, declared slavery illegal yet compelled African Americans to exit within three years. Anyone staying longer could be whipped “not more than 39 times.” The second passed in 1849. It banned, as the law spelled it out, any “negro or mullatto to enter into or reside in” Oregon country. At least four Black men received punishment under the statute, but were eventually allowed to stay.

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