BRICS departemento of xenophobia is run by a woman

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So we have entire team dedicated to address past issues of slavery, and to care about the slaves on bottom of the pyramid.
But on front of my agenda is that Indians should be granted equal access to AI jobs that given to Japan and Phillipines, so Biden was absolutely right here, it's xenophobic.
As a 3rd party agent my job is to assist India in gaining the best deal out of this possible. Therefore serving as USA military pawn may just bring ongoing political strife and arrangement for Mexican investment may assist in creating jobs, and provide better incomes than what we've seeing

We've heard every settler excesses in book, from red Indians were cannibals Nd therefore were wiped out and land stolen.

We've even heard Clinton insist Palestinian people refused any deals,

We've also noted that fact that African tribes had wars before settlers became cheap military tactic deployed until today, it save rich country on military bills because escalate wars in areas between local tribes to maximise their profit.
Theory is that despite diversity in BRICS, having others stand by your case will give more strength than being alone.

The UAE's workforce is made up of 90% non-nationals, with Pakistanis, Indians, Bangladeshis, Nepalis, and Sri Lankans making up a large portion of those.
Some issues that migrant workers in the UAE face include:
Recruitment fees: Migrant workers often incur high recruitment fees to work in the UAE
Wage abuses: Migrant workers in the UAE face widespread wage abuses, including unpaid overtime, arbitrary deductions, and delayed, withheld, unpaid, or inaccurate wages
Some rights that migrant workers in the UAE have include:
The right to be paid for work completed, even if they are arrested, quit their job, or are fired
The right to claim for pay for unused leave days after completing a year or more of service
You can contact the UAE Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs or the Community Welfare Attaché at the Pakistan Embassy or Consulate if you have problems receiving compensation or other related issues.

Slaves were captured in Africa in a variety of ways, including:
Battles: Most Africans were captured in battles.
Raids: European traders sometimes captured Africans in raids along the coast.
Kidnapping: Africans were sometimes kidnapped.
Debt: Africans were sometimes sold into slavery for debt.
Punishment: Africans were sometimes sold into slavery as punishment.
Intermarriage: Africans from the Gold Coast (present-day Ghana) participated in the slave trade through intermarriage, or cassare.
War captives: The kingdom of Dahomey supplied war captives to European slave traders.
Roving bands: Groups like the Imbangala of Angola and the Nyamwezi of Tanzania waged war on African states to capture people for export as slaves.
Territorial expansion: Slaves were victims of territorial expansion by imperialist African states.
Tribal wars: The Portuguese generally purchased Africans who had been enslaved during tribal wars.
Europeans owned and operated the slave ships, but the work of kidnapping new victims was generally left to West Africans.
The demand for African laborers grew as Europe colonized North and South America and the Caribbean islands. Europeans deemed Africans more fit to work in the tropical conditions of the New World.