All the latest news stories and campaign updates from Anti-Slavery International.
New corporate due diligence law could put an end to profit from forced labour and child labour. We are on the brink of a major opportunity to advance and protect human rights for people all over the world. In the next few months, the European Union… Keep reading »
A step in the right direction for responsible business; but more action is needed. Brussels, 27 January 2021 Joint Letter in response to the European Parliament vote on EU mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence. This afternoon, the Legal Affairs Committee of the European Parliament adopted an… Keep reading »
Take action and urge the EU to ensure corporations are not let off the hook for harm to people and planet. Corporations across the world are leaving a trail of devastation and disaster – too often they’re also harming individuals and entire communities in their dash for profit. We need… Keep reading »
Why the new policy making rough sleeping grounds for removal from the UK must be revoked. Keep reading »
Our work to protect vulnerable people during the COVID-19 pandemic Keep reading »
The responsibility for tackling modern slavery rests with all of us. Keep reading »
9 July 2020 Our work in Mauritania supporting slavery victims in high-profile legal cases, carried out with partners Minority Rights Group and SOS-Esclaves, has helped secure an important victory. Two former slave masters have received long prison sentences (10 years and 15 years respectively) and one a suspended sentence. Keep reading »
4 June 2020 Anti-Slavery International stands as an ally in solidarity with all who are protesting against racism and the systemic injustice in their communities and around the world. Slavery happens because people are discriminated against, denied their rights and not protected by the law. Anti-Slavery… Keep reading »
Satement from Anti-Slavery International's CEO on the coronavirus pandemic Keep reading »
What we're calling the next UK government to do after the election Keep reading »