Forced Labour Tainted Cotton: from Turkmenistan via Turkey
Turkey acts as a gateway for Turkmen forced labour tainted cotton into global supply chains Keep reading »
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Sitting on pins and needles
Our research on the Vietnamese garment industry highlights slavery risks for European companies Keep reading »
Precarious journeys of Vietnamese children trafficked to Europe
Report: EU Governments ‘pass the buck’ for protecting thousands of Vietnamese children trafficked through Europe. Keep reading »
Trafficked and unaccompanied children need specialist support
Catherine Baker from ECPAT UK on the guardianship system to protect trafficked children in the UK. Keep reading »
Slavery victims face a hostile bureaucratic system
Anna Sereni on how support for slavery victims in the UK is getting worse, not better. Keep reading »
Nepal: building resilience to trafficking
Kriti Vaidya from CWISH Nepal on their work supporting girls to become resilient to trafficking. Keep reading »
Bolsonaro election raises fears for Brazil’s anti-slavery progress
Chris O’Connell on the threat Jair Bolsonaro poses to Brazil's ‘model’ anti-slavery system Keep reading »
Meet Nepal’s change-makers
Thanks to our project, survivors of trafficking are transforming their lives and supporting others. Keep reading »
Australia’s Modern Slavery Bill – brief analysis
We welcome it, but it doesn't go far enough, blogs Carolyn Liaw from Anti-Slavery Australia. Keep reading »
Dangerous journeys: tackling Vietnamese trafficking
Leah Davison analyses the complex problem of trafficking of children and young people from Vietnam to Europe Awareness raising event in a Vietnamese school organised by Anti-Slavery partner Pacific Links Foundation 05 Sep 2018 Vietnam has been consistently one of the top source countries for trafficking into the UK for… Keep reading »