Voices of Resilience: Hope for Justice joins survivor leaders at UNODC conference
Hope for Justice was proud to be represented at the first-ever United Nations Global Forum for Human Trafficking Survivors, held in Vienna in June 2025.
Hope for Justice makes key recommendations at OSCE anti-trafficking conference
Hope for Justice is proud to have been invited to speak at the OSCE 25th Alliance Conference Against Trafficking in Persons.
Hope for Justice makes recommendations to strengthen international response to human trafficking
Hope for Justice staff shared their expertise on an international stage as part of a review of how laws around human trafficking are being put into practice.
Hope for Justice speaks at UN Conference on Transnational Organised Crime
Hope for Justice's speech focused on the need for a human rights-based approach to tackling transnational organised crime.
Working with the UN to improve countries’ response to human trafficking
Hope for Justice has contributed to a UN process helping states tackle trafficking, at the Constructive Dialogues on Smuggling of Migrants & Trafficking.
Nationality and Borders Bill – Written evidence submitted by Hope for Justice (NBB44)
Hope for Justice provided this written evidence to the Public Bill Committee scrutinising the National and Borders Bill.
Strategic Risk Outlook 2025-26
Authors: Callum Harvie, Operations & Risk Manager, Hope for Justice; Phillipa Roberts, Head of Policy & Research, Hope for Justice 'Strategic Risk Outlook 2025–2026' is a broad thematic report highlighting key global risk trends, their consequential impacts on both modern slavery and human trafficking patterns, and the risks they pose to the operating context of
OSCE anti-trafficking event in Vienna
Hope for Justice was delighted to be among 52 civil society organizations from 30 countries at a two-day OSCE anti-trafficking conference in Vienna.
Policy Reflections Paper: The new Global Commission on Modern Slavery & Human Trafficking
Authors: Hope for Justice’s Enrique Restoy (Executive Director of Programmes and Policy) and Phillipa Roberts (Head of Policy and Research) On 6 October 2023, a high level Global Commission on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking was launched. This exciting development has the potential to become a game-changer, generating decisive global commitment to end modern slavery
Rapid Assessment of Identified Risks of Modern Slavery for Those Fleeing The Ukraine Crisis
This briefing was issued shortly after Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022 to identify the risks for those fleeing the conflict as regards human trafficking.