Back to Guardian
Subscribe
News
National
Africa
World
Opinion
Did Duke University students walk out of graduation because, lecturer, Jerry Seinfeld is Jewish?
Warding Off Scammers
Press freedom under attack, watchdog index shows
Fashion
Sport
Entertainment
Comedy
Music
Film
Science & Tech
GTV Exclusive
Satellite images could identify slave labour in India
8:00 AM,
August 4, 2017
Abiodun Ogundairo
National
,
News
[vvideo code=”FADHJAIA” autoplay=”yes”]
Share Video
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Linkedin
Whatsapp
Reddit
Email
Citizen scientists are helping researchers to root out modern day slavery in northern India using satellite imagery to locate brick kilns, sites notorious for using millions of slaves.
Prev
Previous
Next
Next
Tags
India
Satellite
Slaves
More From Guardian TV
How Nigeria’s sit-at-home protests hurt its economy
2 weeks ago
National
·
News
Nigeria: Who will fill the gap left by USAID?
2 weeks ago
National
·
News
Nigeria: Desperation grows as aid delays hit floods
2 weeks ago
National
·
News
Nigeria: Who will fill the gap left by USAID?
3 weeks ago
National
Nigeria’s Tinubu touts economy amid cost-of-living anger
3 weeks ago
National
·
News
·
Uncategorized
Nigeria state leaders demand action against Islamist attacks
2 months ago
National
News
National
Africa
World
Opinion
Fashion
Sport
Entertainment
Comedy
Music
Film
Science & Tech
Interview
Talks
Sponsored
GTV Exclusive
Don't Miss
Can villages help India achieve climate goals?
Air India flight crashes more with more than 240 people on board