Mark Goldring is appointed as interim Chief Executive Officer
We are pleased to announce that Mark Goldring has been appointed as Anti-Slavery International’s interim Chief Executive Officer Keep reading »
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International Migrants Day 2025: Inside Lebanon’s Kafala System
This International Migrants Day, the International and Thematic Advocacy team looks at the Kafala system in Lebanon, a country where the experiences of migrant workers are often overlooked. Credit: (L) Anti-Slavery International. (R) Labour Day Protest in 2023. Dara Foi’Elle for Migrant Workers Action. On 18… Keep reading »
Promises of Change, Reality of Continuity: Reflections After Labour Party Conference
In this blog, Anti-Slavery International reflects on the Labour Government after the party conference (28 September – 1 October), uncovering where progress has been made, what harmful policies remain, and what still needs to change. The Royal Liver Building in Liverpool, where the 2025 Labour Party Conference… Keep reading »
Anti-Slavery Day 2025: the fight to end slavery is far from over
Every year, on the 18th of October, we commemorate Anti-Slavery Day. Anti-Slavery Day was created in 2010 to raise awareness of modern slavery and encourage shared action to eradicate slavery, because freedom is a fundamental right for everyone, everywhere, always. ©Double Take Projections… Keep reading »
Looking back at the first issue of the Anti-Slavery Reporter, published 30 June 1825
This June marked 200 years since the very first issue of The Anti-Slavery Reporter was published. Today, as we commemorate the anniversary of the 1926 Slavery Convention, historian Ryan Hanley revisits the inaugural issue of the Reporter to consider how anti-slavery campaigning has changed over the years, and… Keep reading »
Why I am walking from Maastricht to Brussels this month
For Democracy and Against Deregulation. Anti-Slavery International’s CEO, Helen Moulinos, joined by the Head of UK and European Advocacy and other civil society organisations, are joining the Back to the Future march, to demand that the EU prioritises human and environmental rights. Between 21 and 23rd September, I will be… Keep reading »
Anti-Slavery International is drawing a red line for Gaza
Image courtesy of War Child UK In June 2025, in response to the endless atrocities being committed against Palestinians in Gaza by the State of Israel, Anti-Slavery International joined Red Line for Gaza, a growing coalition of civil societies and the public. Alongside War Child UK, Oxfam, Greenpeace,… Keep reading »
The fast fashion model: why the problem goes beyond Shein
Late last week, the Financial Conduct Authority gave approval to Shein’s efforts to list on the London Stock Exchange. Shein, known for influencer “haul” videos, has also repeatedly hit the headlines for its negative environmental impacts and allegations of labour abuses, including forced labour, in its… Keep reading »
Helen Moulinos appointed as new Chief Executive Officer
We are delighted to announce that Helen Moulinos has been appointed as Anti-Slavery International’s new Chief Executive Officer. Helen is an inquisitive and values-led Chief Executive, Board Trustee, and Campaigner, driven by a passion for delivering sustainable change, promoting excellent governance, and collaborating to promote a fairer society for all. Keep reading »
The Modern Slavery Act 10 years later: Why it’s failed to end modern slavery
Ten years ago, the UK Government introduced the Modern Slavery Act. The law aimed to reduce exploitation and to provide avenues for criminal justice. However, while pioneering in its day, weaknesses in the Act’s design seriously hampered its effectiveness. Our Communications Manager, Jessica Turner, provides an overview of the… Keep reading »