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Sunday Sequence: Modern Day Slavery, The Seven Deadly Sins of Social Media and How Democracies Die

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11/02/2018

Modern Day Slavery, The Seven Deadly Sins of Social Media and How Democracies Die

BBC Radio Ulster - Sunday Sequence, Modern Day Slavery, The Seven Deadly Sins of Social Media and How Democracies Die

Cardinal Vincent Nichols discusses the fight against modern-day slavery.

Cardinal Vincent Nichols, Leader of the Catholic Church in England and Wales, talks to Sunday Sequence about the 'Slaves On Our Streets' report which he presented at the Santa Marta Conference this week, Professor Kevin Bales, co-founder of Free The Slaves and Gayle Bunting from the Christian based initiative Invisible Traffick discuss the fight against modern-day slavery. Dabiel Ziblatt, Professor of Governement at Harvard, talks about his new book 'Is Democracy Dead?'. And does social media bring the worse out in us?  Dr Mary Aikin and Rev Chris Hudson discuss the seven deadly sins of social media.

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