U.S. Rejects U.N. Resolution to Recognize Slavery as Crime Against Humanity

The U.S. has rejected a U.N. resolution to officially recognize the trans-Atlantic slave trade as a 'crime against humanity.' Learn about the controversial vote and its global implications.

In a surprising move, the United States has rejected a United Nations resolution that would have officially recognized the trans-Atlantic slave trade as a

Landmark Resolution Fails: U.S. Blocks Move to Recognize Slavery as Crime Against Humanity

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