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January 1, 2020

January 2020 is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month

November 27, 2019

Rise in modern slavery among rogue traders and doorstep criminals

November 12, 2019

Factory investigation: More than 20 workers safeguarded

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Blogs : Families once vulnerable to trafficking find stability and hope

Rosalyn Roden — January 3, 2020

A widow who was left in destitution to care for seven children found security, stability and hope for a brighter …

Blogs : Modern slavery and exploitation expected to rise over festive season

Adam Hewitt — December 12, 2019

As a season of giving, eating and abundance, Christmas brings with it an increased risk of vulnerable people being exploited. …

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Families once vulnerable to trafficking find stability and hope

A widow who was left in destitution to care for seven children found security, stability and hope for a brighter …

Modern slavery and exploitation expected to rise over festive season

As a season of giving, eating and abundance, Christmas brings with it an increased risk of vulnerable people being exploited. …

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UK slavery network 'had 400 victims'

BBC News – July 5, 2019

The Guardian: Charity and police break up UK's largest modern slavery ring
The New York Times : ‘Modern Slavery’ Ring in U.K. Ensnared up to 400 Polish People
Sunday Times: Britain’s biggest trafficking gang used slaves to supply top supermarkets
Channel 4 News: UK’s largest ever modern slavery gang jailed

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