is an associate professor of Anthropology at the Centre for Advanced Migration Studies, University of Copenhagen. Her work focuses on rights and the intersecting social and spatial mobilities of people with slave status, conflict and social media, as well as Post-slavery and Anti-Slavery Movements in West Africa and the West African diaspora.

Lotte Pelckmans

Under the Radar Descent-based Slavery as a Form of Contemporary Slavery

Marie Rodet, Bakary Camara, Marie-Christine Deleigne and Lotte Pelckmans·June 7, 2021

Examining the links between descent-based slavery and contemporary slavery in West Africa helps us to find the missing link to understanding the conditions under which slavery and slavery-like practices keep persisting despite abolitions and international anti-slavery legislation. Read more. Read More...

June/July 2021

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Lotte Pelckmans

Under the Radar Descent-based Slavery as a Form of Contemporary Slavery

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