Abstract
In the absence of unambiguous interpretations of the concepts of slavery, servitude, forced labour and labour exploitation offered by the sociological and anthropological debate, the article analyses the same concepts from a normative point of view, first, considering the approach of the European Court of Human Rights and then examining the solutions adopted by the Italian, French, German and Spanish criminal codes. The comparative investigation reveals significant similarities but also common problems in national legislations, which call for intervention by the European Union legislator.
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