Editing Slavery (section)

==== South East Asia ====
{{Main|Slavery in Brunei|Slavery in Indonesia|Slavery in  Malaysia}}
The hill tribe people in [[Indochina]] were "hunted incessantly and carried off as slaves by the Siamese (Thai), the Anamites (Vietnamese), and the Cambodians".<ref name="Bowie1996">{{cite journal |last=Bowie |first=Katherine A. |year=1996 |volume=44 |journal=Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia |title=Slavery in Nineteenth-Century Northern Thailand: Archival Anecdotes and Village Voices |url=https://www.academia.edu/785022 |publisher=Yale University Southeast Asia Studies Monograph Series |pages=16–33}}</ref> A Siamese military campaign in Laos in 1876 was described by a British observer as having been "transformed into slave-hunting raids on a large scale".<ref name="Bowie1996"/> The census, taken in 1879, showed that 6% of the population in the [[Monarchies of Malaysia|Malay]] sultanate of [[Perak]] were slaves.<ref name="Abolition"/> Enslaved people made up about two-thirds of the population in part of [[North Borneo]] in the 1880s.<ref name="Abolition"/>