Justice & Care welcomes the whole life order of Simon Levy, following his conviction for serious offences against vulnerable women.   A Justice & Care Victim Navigator supported one of the victims throughout this difficult process. Despite the distress caused by the case, she showed extraordinary bravery in pursuing justice, with

Our new analysis of Home Office data sheds important light on the experiences of women and girls affected by modern slavery in the UK – and raises significant questions about who is being identified, supported, and possibly overlooked.  As the Government implements its Violence against Women and Girls (VAWG) strategy –

Justice & Care is delighted to announce we will be partnering with Bright Future Co-operative to deliver the National Matching Service – facilitating the placement of survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking in safe and appropriate employment opportunities. For many survivors, securing safe and sustainable employment is

At the House of Commons, parliamentarians, experts, and survivors launched Decade of dignity – a collaborative 10-year vision to overhaul the UK’s response to modern slavery and exploitation. Discover the key pillars driving this critical call for renewed leadership and systemic change. A Decade of dignity: why the

Justice & Care and Royal Holloway, University of London have launched a major new report examining how earlier and more effective intervention can help prevent modern slavery and exploitation of care-experienced and care-affected children and young people in the UK. Published during Foster Care Fortnight,

New legislation announced in the Kings Speech yesterday (the Immigration and Asylum Bill) promises to ‘set out the Government’s obligations’ towards victims of modern slavery, as well as enhanced tools for law enforcement and new provisions for better identification and support of child victims. However, it misses the opportunity to hold businesses to account by introducing a new mandatory human

Bangladesh has taken a historic step forward in the fight against human trafficking and smuggling of migrants. The new legislation significantly expands the scope of human trafficking law – introducing tougher penalties for traffickers and migrant smugglers. It strengthens investigations and prosecutions to ensure justice for survivors.   It will help to reduce misidentification of trafficking