There's no distinction between "domestic" and other forms of slavery; both involve:
* Forced labor without pay: Individuals are compelled to work against their will and without compensation.
* Control and deprivation: Slaves are subject to the absolute control and power of their owners, often deprived of basic rights and freedoms.
* Physical and psychological abuse: Slavery inherently involves the risk of physical violence, emotional abuse, and psychological manipulation.
Using the term "domestic slave" can downplay the severity of this system by suggesting that it's somehow less egregious than other forms of slavery. This can contribute to the normalization of exploitation and perpetuate harmful stereotypes.
Instead of using "domestic slave," it's more accurate and respectful to refer to:
* Forced labor
* Exploited domestic workers
* Victims of human trafficking
Remember, slavery is a horrific violation of human rights, regardless of its form or location.