The supplementary convention addressed debt bondage, serfdom, forced marriage, and child transfer, widening international attention beyond the formal legal status of slavery. Its adoption followed anticolonial pressure, but did not end coerced labor or trafficking. The text reflects an evolving framework that required stronger enforcement and attention to economic structures.
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The 1956 UN convention addressed debt bondage and other slavery-like practices.
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It widened the legal focus beyond formal chattel slavery.