Trafficking survivor granted refugee status after four years
A young survivor of modern slavery who was trafficked to the UK as a teenager has finally received his refugee status. It follows a four-and-a-half year wait.
‘The human traffickers moved in within a day or so of refugees starting to come across the borders’ – Theresa May
Former British PM Theresa May has urged the Government to "act with urgency" over reports of human traffickers targeting child refugees who are fleeing Ukraine.
The connection between climate change and modern slavery
Hope for Justice explains why we take seriously the issue of climate change as we seek to end human trafficking and help its victims and survivors.
‘We have seen many attempts of human trafficking here at the border’ – Reflections from Moldova
Hope for Justice’s Film Producer recently returned from Moldova where he was documenting the risk of human trafficking for those fleeing the war in Ukraine.
Ukraine Crisis: Hope for Justice joins more than 25 human rights groups with urgent message to mobile networks
Hope for Justice has joined a coalition of human rights groups calling on the mobile networks to provide a welcome text to Ukrainian refugees arriving in the UK
Exploitation risks in the UK asylum system – report
New report by the British Red Cross and the UNHCR highlights how the UK asylum system puts people at increased risk of exploitation.
60+ anti-trafficking organisations urge election candidates to prioritise modern slavery
More than 60 anti-trafficking organisations have joined forces to make some key recommendations to prospective candidates in the upcoming UK general election.
Joint letter: Don’t scrap support promises to survivors of modern slavery
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.
Who is vulnerable to human trafficking?
Who is vulnerable to human trafficking? Anyone from any walk of life can be targeted and can end up as a victim of modern slavery, however...
Telegraph response – Survivors must not be punished for coming forward
We are concerned by renewed attempts (The Telegraph, 17 August) to restrict the already basic, and inconsistent, support offered to survivors of modern slavery.