I do; but a lot of people still do not have those rights : depending of the country, sex work, prisoners, "disabilities", people without papers, and people owned in domestic situation (still exists) In most cases, our unions fail to defend people in those situation. If we want to make this to change, maybe we shall not invisibilize difficulties of the most oppressed of the working class, but adapt to these. And a lot people said their are cringed by the use of the terme "slavery" for wage an employee situation that would be an improvement.
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