May 13, 2005

Trafficking of African Boys in Britain

The shameful trafficking of human chattel (in this case from Africa) continues:

Scotland Yard today revealed it has been unable to trace all but two of 300 black boys aged four to seven reported missing from school in a three-month period.

Child welfare experts say the number highlights the scale of the trade in children brought to Britain as domestic servants and covers for benefit fraud.

It turns out this number was computed as a result of the discovery of a young black boy's torso in the Thames four years ago.

That this horrendous practice continues to plague society in the year 2005 is difficult to comprehend. What is even more incomprehensible is that the U.N., "champion of human rights," doesn't seem to be doing much about it. They're more worried about celebrity domain names and covering up scandals than doing what they're supposed to. And in the U.S., certain black groups are demanding reparations because of what slaves went through before their emancipation in 1863. What about the obvious slave trafficking that continues in Africa today, as well as sex trafficking in Asia?

Where is the outrage? What about these boys missing in England?

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