 Although intended to be a gradual abolition of slavery, the principle was unevenly applied and many countries did not follow through with full abolition.The Freedom of Wombs Law, commonly referred to as The Free Womb Law was indeed a rule that all children who were born and raised from enslaved women were not enslaved at birth.This law provided protections of slave savings for each and every child, so that they could be protected, if anything were to happen.