Omri and Savita’s Story
In 2007, the United Nations declared March 25 a day of remembrance for victims of the slave trade.
Fits World history and Holidays timelines.*
These stories are fictionalized accounts of two children in Asia, a boy named Omri and a girl named Savita, who were made captives by employers who turned the children’s labor into a way to make an easy profit. They are based on conditions reported by various news and advocacy agencies.
PLEASE NOTE: Parents may wish to review these stories before sharing them with their children. They are intended for older children only.
Short stories for kids: Omri and Savita’s Story
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