Traffico di esseri umani e crimen plagii

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2019-06

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Fonti giuridiche e patristiche testimoniano in epoca dioclezianea e tardoimperiale un diffuso traffico di esseri umani, sovente sanzionato come plagium, crimine che ha avuto nei secoli una profonda evoluzione, fino a divenire una sorta di contenitore di fattispecie diverse: il sequestro di persona, la riduzione in schiavitù ed il traffico di esseri umani, siano essi liberi o schiavi, adulti o bambini.
Legal and patristic Sources are evidence of widespread trafficking of human beings in the Diocletian and in the late Roman Imperial period. It was often punished as plagium, a crime which deeply developed through centuries, since it finally encompassed several different matters, such as Kidnapping, Enslavement and Trafficking human beings, both free and slaves, adults as well as childrens.

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