By Jane Kilpatrick Trafficking victim Peter came in contact with @ECPATUK after he ran away from his traffickers, in...
Immigration Regulations Undermine NRM Despite Reforms
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As Modern Slavery Starts to Emerge from the Shadows, are we Ready for it?
Will Bordell March was a month of modern slavery data-points – and they’re not as dull as they might sound. Across the...
International Women’s Day 2019: Fundraising for Freedom
As we mark International Women’s Day, René Cassin is asking Youth Movements and local communities to organise...
Victims of Modern Slavery Going Hungry
Despite the PM stating that modern slavery is the "greatest human rights issue of our time", victims are going hungry....
Ask Your MP to Stand up for Victims of Modern Slavery!
René Cassin is calling on the Government to support the Modern Slavery (Victim Support) Bill, which is due to have its...
Building for the Future: Modern Slavery and the Construction Industry
By Will Bordell High-rise flats and first-time-buyer housing, city-centre office blocks and high-speed railway-lines,...
Faiths to Freedom: Interfaith Action on Modern Slavery
Elliot Steinberg on why our faith communities are ideally placed to combat modern slavery
Anti-Slavery Day 2018
Slavery and trafficking are unavoidably connected to Jewish experience. As stated by the Chief Rabbi, “speaking out...
Ask Your MP to Stand Against Modern Slavery in Parliament Today!
This evening, there will be a Westminster Hall debate on Tackling Modern Slavery in Parliament 6.30-7.30pm. The event...
Victim Protections Undermined: René Cassin’s evidence to the Parliamentary Inquiry on Modern Slavery Legislation
René Cassin recently submitted evidence to the Home Affairs Committee inquiry, looking at what progress has been made...
Modern Slavery Victims and Legal Aid
Ben Cartwright discusses the importance of legal aid for victims of modern slavery.
Modern slavery numbers are increasing – is that to be welcomed?
Aidan Shipman on the latest National Crime Agency figures