'Hidden from plain sight': 185 years on, slavery still a problem in NSW

By James Robertson
Updated October 20 2017 - 1:03am, first published 12:59am
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MLC Matthew Mason-Cox
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One hundred and eighty five years since it was legally abolished in the Commonwealth, NSW is falling behind the rest of the world in acting to curb local and international slavery and human trafficking, an upper house committee report has found.

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