Sexual Slavery
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Sexual Slavery: as defined by the 1926  Slavery Convention and the 1953 Protocol amending that convention, refers to “the status or condition of a person over whom any or all of the powers attaching to the right of ownership are exercised, including sexual access through rape or other forms of sexual violence.” The Statue of the ICC included the trafficking of women and children in its definition of enslavement.
Enslavement of another person is against the law and most would say that it is also immoral. That said there are individuals that truly want to be a slave. A rational Master understands that his slave is a person and a citizen with certain inalienable rights and responsibilities. This awareness spoils the fantasy for some that would like to re-establish the kind of chattel slavery of the past in the United States and still exists in some parts of the world. The needs of one slave may not be the same as that of another. Some of these individuals have responsibilities to a family and career and they need to be kept on a long leash. Others choose to relinquish their total control to a master. Some Masters want a part time slave that does not live with them and others require a 24/7 slave that lives with and is rarely away from them. Most slaves have outside jobs and fall somewhere in between. Some slave’s work in the Masters own business or around the Masters property. The full time, long-term Master – slave relationship is difficult to make work and relatively rare. Regardless, many individuals fantasize about entering into this type of relationship or have tried them. In a Master slave relationship the slave may spend time shackled by ropes and chains. A slave also mentally surrenders his will and control to his Master. A slave must be a person that likes the helplessness and security of relinquishing his or her existence and control to another. A master must like the mental and physical control over another person and having that person at their mercy. |
