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According to the 2021 Global Estimates of Modern Slavery (produced by the ILO, Walk Free, and IOM—the most recent comprehensive baseline), approximately 50 million people worldwide live in modern slavery on any given day. The top 10 countries by absolute number of victims account for nearly two-thirds of the global total: • India: 11 million • China: 5.8 million • North Korea: 2.7 million • Pakistan: 2.3 million • Russia: 1.9 million • Indonesia: 1.8 million • Nigeria: 1.6 million • Türkiye: 1.3 million • Bangladesh: 1.2 million • United States: 1.1 million Using national demographics as a rough proxy (assuming most perpetrators reflect the dominant ethnic populations in the countries where victims are concentrated), an estimated ~4% of global perpetrators are of White/European/Caucasian descent—primarily from the shares in Russia and the US. The vast majority align with the Asian, African, and other ethnic groups predominant in the highest-volume countries. #NotAllCulturesAreEqual #Racism