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{{ElementInfobox/MassEffect | type = Lore | game = Mass Effect 2 | colfounded = 2165 | population = 208,587,000 | capital = New Thebes | orbdistance = 1.7 AU | parent = Amun | orbperiod = 2.2 Earth Years | radius = 6,829 km | daylength = 18.0 Earth Hours | atmosphere = 0.6 Earth Atmospheres | surfacetemp = 7 | surfacegrav = 1.3 G }} A garden world with heavy populations of humans and batarians, Anhur was home to one of the ugliest violations of sapient rights in modern human history. A consortium of corporations and corrupt politicians, fearing batarian economic competition due to their custom of legal slavery, passed a resolution that abolished the minimum wage -- effectively relegalizing slavery on a human-dominated world. Opponents of the motion quickly turned to activism and violence. A civil war erupted, as one side sought to end slavery throughout the system and another, primarily batarian faction called the Na'hesit had a significant advantage in ships, labor, and weapons, forcing the Anhur militias to hire mercenary companies to even the odds. In the end, the abolitionists won out, though at the cost of much of their infrastructure. Though Anhur today still has significant natural wealth, it is economically depressed, save for the reconstruction industry. {{Mass Effect}}
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