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Published on: 06/04/2026 - 7:40 p.m.

178 years after the abolition of slavery, the National Assembly voted unanimously on Thursday May 28 to repeal the Code Noir. If the Code Noir belongs to the past, slavery takes different forms in the modern world: forced labor, domestic servitude, sexual exploitation, or scam factories in particular... Vincent Hugeux in his book "The Irons and the Whip" (ed. Perrin) takes a look without bias or ideology on slavery.

Roselyne Febvre discusses it with her guests:

Vincent Hugeux, Senior reporter and author of “The Irons and the Whip” (ed. Perrin)

Eric Le Boucher, Editorialist at Opinion and Les Echos

Catherine Tricot, Director of Regards magazine

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