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Five ways for you to help on Anti-Slavery Day
October 18th is Anti-Slavery Day – a day the UK unites to stand in solidarity with the 50 million people Read more
Behind the Scenes of Justice: How a Victim Navigator Changed a Life
Every day, Victim Navigators (VN) work quietly behind the scenes, helping vulnerable individuals escape exploitation and rebuild their lives. One recent case shines a powerful light on just how vital their role can be. Read more
In Focus: The Link Between Climate Change and Modern Slavery
Welcome to our new series, Modern Slavery in Focus, where we explore lesser-known drivers and consequences of modern slavery and Read more
“A Pressing Need”: Anti-Slavery Commissioner’s Call to Scale Victim Navigator Programme
Justice and Care welcomes the publication of the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner’s new report, Neglect of the Policing Response to Read more
60% of adults referred to Home Office as possible slavery victims cannot access support
It comes following changes to the Home Office’s system that require victims to offer more proof that they’ve been exploited. Read more
45 women walk free and 25 suspects arrested in major operation
Justice & Care collaborated with partners in India on the operation. Read more
We must fill the gaps for children in care before exploiters take advantage
Children in care and care leavers face systemic gaps that leave them especially exposed. Read more
Join us on the adventure of a lifetime
Will you take on the highest mountain in Romania to fight modern slavery with us? Read more
“Their understanding of consent and personal safety was being steadily eroded over time.”: Researcher Dr Hannah Miller on the Trafficking of Girls in Romania
Dr. Hannah Miller discusses how girls are being targeted, and what needs to change to protect them. Read more
Justice & Care voted one of Simmons & Simmons’ Charities of Year
Together with Simmons & Simmons, we look forward to driving forward our work to tackle modern slavery and human trafficking. Read more
Overseas recruitment to end – now it’s time to carefully protect exploited workers
The UK Government intends to stop overseas recruitment, but to prevent exploitation, ministers need to go much further than the measures set out. Read more
Survivor speaks out as UN judge is jailed for modern slavery offences
'I was asking for God to help me. I should have been treated humanely, not treated as useless or worthless.' Read more
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