Anti-slavery advocacy refers to the efforts and movements aimed at ending slavery and promoting the rights of enslaved individuals. This advocacy has a long history, with notable figures such as Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman playing crucial roles in raising awareness and fighting against the institution of slavery in the 19th century. Organizations and campaigns have worked to educate the public about the moral and ethical implications of slavery. In modern times, anti-slavery advocacy continues through various organizations that combat human trafficking and forced labor. Groups like Anti-Slavery International and Polaris focus on raising awareness, providing support to victims, and influencing policy changes to protect human rights. These efforts aim to ensure that all individuals can live free from exploitation and oppression.