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Slave-Free Alliance Anti-Slavery Week Resources Thank you for your interest in using Anti-Slavery Week 2024 to raise awareness among your stakeholders about modern slavery. Find downloadable resources and graphics on this page. Our 'Brief for Businesses' explains everything we are doing during Anti-Slavery Week, and how you can get involved. These resources would also be
More than 60 anti-trafficking organisations have joined forces to make some key recommendations to prospective candidates in the upcoming UK general election.
The Illegal Migration Bill 2023: Joint Briefing from Asylum, Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Sector Organisations
The UK's Nationality & Borders Bill has been criticised by anti-slavery and human rights charities, by the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner, and by the UN.
Hope for Justice urges the UK Government to think again on its decision to scrap a plan for earlier and longer-term support for survivors of modern slavery.
Hope for Justice joins the new Coalition to Stop Slavery for this year's Anti-Slavery Day campaign to raise awareness of the signs of modern slavery.
120 people from 65 organisations attended Slave-Free Alliance's September 2022 Member's Seminar about modern slavery and labour exploitation in supply chains.
It is imperative that the new UK Government takes steps to address modern slavery in its first 100 days.
Hope for Justice has published a major report that looks at how the UK can improve access to justice for survivors of modern slavery.
Hope for Justice is part of the Anti Trafficking Monitoring Group (ATMG), a coalition established in 2009 to monitor the UK’s implementation of the Council of Europe Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings (ECAT). As a Coalition, we are deeply concerned about the government’s proposed ‘Illegal Migration Bill’, which targets some of the