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‘Why Can’t Modern Slavery Victims Just Leave?’ The Hidden Barriers to Freedom

Traffickers use both psychological and physical control to create a web of fear, manipulation, and dependency.

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Connecting survivors of modern slavery and exploitation with meaningful employment opportunities.

Justice & Care is delighted to announce we will be partnering with Bright Future Co-operative to deliver the National Read more

House of Commons event launches 10-year strategic vision to end exploitation in the UK

At the House of Commons, parliamentarians, experts, and survivors launched Decade of dignity – a collaborative 10-year vision to Read more

New report examines how early intervention can prevent the exploitation of care-experienced children and young people in the UK

Justice & Care and Royal Holloway, University of London have launched a major new report examining how earlier Read more
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‘Using my voice to stop a child marriage gave me the courage to lead’

In this powerful first-person account, Ruby describes how one moment - stopping a child marriage - was a turning point for her. Read more

The woman who brought a UN judge to justice

No one is above the law. This trust was powerfully demonstrated when a UN judge was jailed for modern slavery offences this year. Read more
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Justice & Care – Values

We have a vision to see every man, woman and child free from modern slavery and every perpetrator brought to justice.

Rehena’s Story

Our Champion Survivor programme sees survivors who have determinedly rebuilt their lives use their lived experience to help others on the path to recovery. Rehena, who was just 14 when she was trafficked to a red-light district in India, is one of Justice & Care’s Aftercare Case Facilitators. She shares her remarkable journey, demonstrating that lives can be rebuilt and hope restored.

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