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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abolition_of_slavery_timeline
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.~500: Slavery (or at least slave trading) ends in Ireland,[5] but resumes by the ninth century.[6]
960: Doge of Venice Pietro IV Candiano reconvened the popular assembly and had it approve of a law prohibiting the slave trade in the Italian city-state the Republic of Venice.
1102: Trade in slaves and serfdom condemned by the church in London: Council of London (1102).
1117: Slavery abolished in Iceland.[7]
1200: Slavery virtually disappears in Japan; it was never widespread and mostly involved captives taken in civil wars.[8]
1214: The Statute of the Town of Korčula (today in Croatia) abolishes slavery.[9]
1215: Magna Carta signed. Clause 30, commonly known as Habeas Corpus, would form the basis of a law against slavery in English common law.
~1220: The Sachsenspiegel, the most influential German code of law from the Middle Ages, condemns slavery as a violation of God's likeness to man.[10]
1256: The Liber Paradisus is promulgated. The Comune di Bologna abolishes slavery and serfdom and releases all the serfs in its territories.
1274: Landslov (Land's Law) in Norway mentions only former slaves, which indicates that slavery was abolished in Norway
1315: Louis X, king of France, publishes a decree proclaiming that "France signifies freedom" and that any slave setting foot on the French ground should be freed.[11] However slavery continued till the 17th century along France's Mediterranean coastline, the Provence.[12]
1335: Sweden (including Finland at the time) makes slavery illegal. An abolition of slaves setting foot on Swedish ground does not occur until 1813.[13] (In the 18th and 19th Centuries, slavery would be practiced in the Swedish ruled Caribbean island of Saint Barthélemy.)
1347: non-free people were emancipated in Poland under the Statutes of Casimir the Great issued in Wiślica[14]
1368 : China's Hongwu Emperor establishes the Ming dynasty and would abolish all forms of slavery.[3] However, slavery continued in the Ming dynasty. Later Ming rulers, as a way of limiting slavery in the absence of a prohibition, passed a decree that limited the number of slaves that could be held per household and extracted a severe tax from slave owners.[15]
1416: Republic of Ragusa (modern day Dubrovnik, Croatia) abolished slavery and slave trading
1435: In Sicut Dudum, Pope Eugene IV banned enslavement of Christians in the Canary Islands on pain of excommunication.[16] However the non-Christian indigenous Guanches could be and were enslaved during the Spanish conquest.[12]
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1935: Italian General Emilio De Bono proclaims slavery to be abolished in the Ethiopian Empire.[84]
1936: Britain abolishes slavery in Northern Nigeria.[85]
1948 : UN Article 4 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights bans slavery globally.[86]
1952: Qatar abolishes slavery.
1958 : Bhutan abolishes slavery.
1960: Niger abolishes slavery (though it was not made illegal until 2003).[87]
1962: Saudi Arabia abolishes slavery.
1962: Yemen abolishes slavery.
1964: The United Arab Emirates abolishes slavery.
1970: Oman abolishes slavery.
1981: Mauritania abolishes slavery.[88][89][90]
2003: Niger makes slavery a crime.[87]
2007: Mauritania makes slavery a crime.[91]
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