Digital Slavery

These people are forced to work as a slave for nominal wages due to state imposition or in some cases, being forced to fall in love with a broker, or living a life of a sex worker,

Australia based organization Walk Free Foundation described this plight as 'modern slavery'. More than four million people in the world are victims of slavery.

Global Savory Index-2014, published on Thursday by the Free Free Foundation, says that 3.67 people per thousand in Bangladesh are being victimized in some way or other "modern slavery". The number of people who fall in such a state of sixteen million people is about 5, 92 thousand.

As per the proportion of the population, Bangladesh is ranked 92th in this index of 167 countries.

It has been said in the report that those who are forced to live the lives of 'modern servants' all over the world, most of them live in Asia. And as a whole, most modern servants live in China, Pakistan and North Korea; This number is 60 percent of the total number of modern servants in the world.

North Korea has the worst position on the index this year, considering the number of victims of this type of crisis every thousand. There are 104 out of every thousand. 6 victims of modern slavery

Researchers at the Walk Free Foundation interviewed 50 people from North Korea, who have described how they were forced to work in farm farms, construction or infrastructure sectors without the wages of the state.
Yan-im Park is such a teenager who is forced to go to China due to trafficking from North Korea. There he was sold as a bride to marry.

Yun-am Park, in a recent ceremony in the United Nations, said, "Maybe we were born in the wrong place, that is the reason for this punishment."

In the top ten of this list, North Korea is consistently followed by Eritrea, Burundi, Central African Republic, Afghanistan, Mauritania, South Sudan, Pakistan, Cambodia and Iran.

The advanced world is not free from this latent crime of modern slavery. In the United States, 4 million in the United Kingdom, 1,36,36,000 in the United Kingdom, 1 million 67 thousand in Germany, and 1, 29,000 people in France are forced to live like slaves.

Andrew Forrest, founder of the Walk Free Foundation, said, "Modern slavery is a problem made in the modern world. Modern countries are the world's largest consumers, they have to solve the problem. "
Among the neighboring countries of Bangladesh, 22.2 per thousand in Afghanistan, 16.8 per thousand in Pakistan, 11 in Myanmar, 6.1 in India, 6 in Nepal and 2.1 in Sri Lanka.

'B' rating has been given to Bangladesh in the index according to the Government's step and the success of this slavery.

This means that the Government of Bangladesh has been motivated to respond to this problem and can also help some people. Criminal judicial system has been able to incorporate such structures so that if a person is forced into slavery, then the culprit is punished. At the same time, it has been able to create a policy framework to help such a distressed person.

In this trial, the score of Bangladesh is 44.4. And the Netherlands in the best position on the list got only 'A' rating. The country's score is 75.2.