Brexit likely to have negative impact on fighting slavery 2 May 2016 Blog We believe UK exit from the EU would increase the risks for victims of trafficking within Europe
UK parliament rejects opportunity to end slavery of domestic workers 28 April 2016 Blog Jakub Sobik on the decision of UK MPs to reject protections for overseas domestic workers from slavery.
“He gave me to someone else”. Protecting workers migrating to the Gulf 28 April 2016 Blog Shahid's story shows the need for safe migration training for Indian workers going to the Middle East
Transparency in supply chains – a mark of a good business 31 March 2016 Blog Klara Skrivankova, on what businesses must do to tackle slavery in their supply chain.
Remember the past, act to end slavery today 25 March 2016 Blog Ellie McDonald blogs about the International Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade
New opportunity to end slavery of domestic workers in the UK 23 March 2016 Blog Klara Skrivankova on the opportunity to end exploitation of overseas domestic workers in the UK
To fight slavery we must confront the system that creates it 18 March 2016 Blog Director Aidan McQuade, speaking to the Global Sustainability Network Forum in Vatican City.
UK continues to enable exploitation of overseas domestic workers 9 March 2016 Blog Jakub Sobik on the new rules for overseas domestic workers proposed by the British Government
World Bank – stop financing Uzbek forced labour 9 March 2016 Blog A new report documents state-led forced labour in Uzbekistan's 2015 cotton harvest
Women and slavery on International Women’s Day 8 March 2016 Blog Sarah Mathewson analyses how widespread discrimination against women makes them extra vulnerable to exploitation and slavery, based on the West Africa example.