Libya slave trade sends shockwaves across the world
Jakub Sobik on the the slave trade in Libya and what people can do to stop it. Keep reading »
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Senegal’s government reluctant to stop forced child begging
Despite reluctance to change, our work shows we can change deeply rooted exploitative practices. Keep reading »
Positive changes to the way UK identifies slavery victims
Campaign win for Anti-Slavery as the UK Government follows the recommendations of our campaign Keep reading »
Mauritania bars US activists from entering the country
Our Africa Programme Manager on Mauritania refusing entry to visiting US civil rights leaders Keep reading »
Big companies fail to disclose slavery supply chain risks
Director of CORE Coalition Marylin Croser on the CORE’s Coalition new report Keep reading »
Cotton Crimes: reforms or business as usual?
Uzbek Government has recalled home some workers from forced labour in the cotton fields. Keep reading »
Appalling levels of slavery in India’s brick kilns
The recruitment and payment systems underpin ongoing debt bondage and child labour Keep reading »
Official: forced marriage is slavery
Over 40 million people are estimated to be in slavery, as forced marriage is recognised as slavery. Keep reading »
Gallery: Cotton Crimes
Forced labour in Uzbekistan in pictures Keep reading »
Director of Anti-Slavery Aidan McQuade steps down
11 September 2017 After eleven years, Dr Aidan McQuade has announced he is stepping down as Director of Anti-Slavery International. During his tenure as director of Anti-Slavery International the organisation achieved significant successes; the inclusion of a target to end modern slavery in the Sustainable Development Goals, won historical… Keep reading »