Hope for Justice has received dozens of referrals about potential victims of modern slavery and human trafficking due to partnership in West Yorkshire, UK. - Page 2
Modern slavery survivor care: Hope for Justice UK advice service and signposting. Advocacy Advice Provision can help with welfare benefits & pre-NRM advocacy - Page 2
Over 4,000 people entered the UK's National Referral Mechanism as potential victims of modern slavery between 1 April and 31 June 2022. - Page 2
A businessman from Kirklees has been sentenced to prison after becoming the first business owner in the UK to be convicted of a human trafficking offence. - Page 2
Hope for Justice is glad to have been able to assist in an operation that led to the rescue of two teenagers who are thought to be victims of human trafficking. Below news release courtesy West Yorkshire Police: Calderdale Police have rescued two children who are thought to have been trafficked into the UK. Detectives led - Page 2
The UK should be a hostile environment for those who traffick and exploit other human beings, not hostile towards those who have survived such abuses. - Page 2
The UK Government will withdraw and reconsider new rules that came into force four months ago that were already proving harmful to victims of modern slavery. - Page 2
Hope for Justice summarises a policy brief by Modern Slavery PEC that explores the setbacks and advances the pandemic has caused to anti-trafficking efforts - Page 2
Public sector professionals and members of the voluntary and community sector in Buckinghamshire are invited to attend upcoming Hope for Justice training events focused on Modern Slavery, Human Trafficking and Exploitation. The training is free of charge* and will be delivered by Hope for Justice, a leading anti-slavery charity, who share their experience through accredited - Page 2
Hope for Justice has contributed to a major report by GRETA about human trafficking survivors’ access to justice and effective remedies. - Page 2
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