The convention committed states to suppress slavery and the slave trade and defined slavery in international law. Its adoption marked a major diplomatic recognition, but colonial forced labor and racial hierarchy persisted under imperial governments. The treaty’s implementation depended on states whose own labor systems and colonial practices were often implicated.
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