This policy was last updated on 25th July 2024. Anti-Slavery International (UK Registered Charity no: 1049160) is committed to its donors and remains dedicated to treating all donors and supporters with the highest level of care, consideration and respect. This Donor Promise has been produced to assure donors and prospective… Keep reading »
8 July 2016 Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan were downgraded in the U.S Department of State annual anti-trafficking report 2016, in part due to the campaigning work of Anti-Slavery International as part of the Cotton Campaign. The Cotton Campaign is a global coalition of human rights, labor, investor and… Keep reading »
Jakub Sobik on the decision of UK MPs to reject protections for overseas domestic workers from slavery. Keep reading »
Klara Skrivankova, on what businesses must do to tackle slavery in their supply chain. Keep reading »
Jakub Sobik on the new rules for overseas domestic workers proposed by the British Government Keep reading »
A new report documents state-led forced labour in Uzbekistan's 2015 cotton harvest Keep reading »
The ATMG reports that victims of trafficking who are pregnant or have children have been ‘systematically overlooked’ by the British authorities. Keep reading »
Press release: Trafficking victims with children are ‘systematically overlooked’ in the UK Keep reading »
Domestic workers change employers to protect themselves from exploitation and abuse, not to stay in Britain Keep reading »
Leah Sullivan, Cotton Crimes Project Officer, 20 November 2015 Mass system of forced labour in Uzbekistan's cotton industry was in full swing again and acivists harassed on unprecedentent scale. Keep reading »