Letter: New Home Office policy on rough sleeping and the increased risks of modern slavery
Why the new policy making rough sleeping grounds for removal from the UK must be revoked. Keep reading »
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Businesses should be forced to cut ties with China’s modern gulag
Nearly two million Uyghurs and other Turkic and Muslim-majority peoples are in forced labour Keep reading »
Covid-19 Emergency Response
Our work to protect vulnerable people during the COVID-19 pandemic Keep reading »
Forced labour in Leicester’s garment industry
Ryna Sherazi on he appalling exploitation of garment workers in Leicester Keep reading »
ASOS Signs Anti-Slavery International Charter
The responsibility for tackling modern slavery rests with all of us. Keep reading »
Press Release: Letter to CEOs urging support of Clause 12
To stop human trafficking in the UK, we need a support system that victims know they can trust. Keep reading »
We need a support system that survivors can trust
To stop human trafficking in the UK, we need a support system that victims know they can trust Keep reading »
Boohoo bargains – but at a human cost
Anti-Slavery International's CEO on the human misery behind fashion bargains. Keep reading »
What if a new EU law could protect people and the planet?
New report on how we can put an end to human rights abuses and environmental harm linked to EU companies through new EU laws. Blog by Rocio Domingo Ramos, Business and Human Rights Officer, Anti-Slavery International. Image via Shutterstock 11 September 2020 On 11 September eight years ago, a… Keep reading »
Survivors of child sexual exploitation reach for justice
Press Release: new research shows the impact of a victim–centred approach on reporting of child sexual exploitation in Nepal. Child sexual exploitation remains widespread in Nepal, driven by discrimination, poverty, a lack of education, peer pressure and the necessity of finding employment. Efforts to spearhead improvement to police and… Keep reading »