Anti-Slavery International

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We are Anti-Slavery International - the world's oldest human rights organisation. Working towards freedom from slavery for everyone, everywhere, always.

On World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, we are highlighting a growing phenomenon: the trafficking of people into scam centres. Traffickers often exploit vulnerabilities like poverty, displacement, or a lack of safe work opportunities to recruit and trap people in scam centres.

Blue graphic with icons depicting human trafficking on the internet, with the text 'World Day Against Trafficking in Persons: 30 July' in the foreground.

Andy Burnham has taken office as the UK's new Prime Minister today. It's time for a reset. The new Prime Minister has an opportunity to change course, ensuring human rights are at the forefront of every decision.

Andy Burnham speaking into a microphone, with the caption 'It's time for a reset' overlayed onto him.

The 2026 World Cup is nearly over, but modern slavery isn't. Nearly 50 million people are still in modern slavery today. Some are the people behind the matches. Many are trying to support their families, only to be deceived & trapped in modern slavery in host countries. That’s a red card 🟥

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We are disappointed that the UK Government is continuing its harmful and unfounded claims of the “abuse” of the modern slavery system to justify introducing policies that will weaken the identification and support system for survivors of modern slavery. www.thetablet.co.uk/news/immigra...

Immigration crackdown will ‘weaken UK’s response to modern slavery’, warn charities - The Tablet

Medaille Trust, a leading provider of support for survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking in the UK and a member of Caritas Social Action Network,

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We're #hiring for a Communications Officer!🚀 You'll help grow our awareness, support media engagement, drive brand trust, and contribute to our corporate and advocacy publications. 📅 Deadline: 11:59 PM BST, 30 June 2026. 🔗 www.antislavery.org/about-us/job...

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Appel aux #consultants basés au #Niger 📢 Nous recherchons un(e) Assistant(e) d’évaluation chargé(e) d’apporter un soutien technique essentiel sur le terrain dans le cadre de l’évaluation finale du projet « Lutte contre la mendicité forcée des enfants en Afrique de l’Ouest et au Niger ».

Governments around the world are increasingly exploring and adopting laws that ban the import of goods made with forced labour.  Effective import controls and international cooperation across can make a dent in forced labour in global supply chains.

Map highlighting which countries have passed legislation on import controls around the world

📣 New Report: ‘Turkmenistan Cotton: State Imposed Forced Labor in the Annual Cotton Harvest, High Risk in Global Supply Chains’ The Cotton Campaign has published their annual report documenting state-imposed forced labour in Turkmenistan's 2025 cotton harvest, & its risks to global supply chains.

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The UK Government has announced a trade deal with Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and United Arab Emirates. By removing an estimated £580m worth of tariffs from British exports, it will be easier for UK businesses to operate and trade in the Gulf region. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

UK agrees £3.7bn trade deal with six Gulf states

The deal will remove an estimated £580m worth of tariffs from British exports, but rights groups are critical

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Last year, following campaigning and our close work with Sarah Champion MP, the UK Government included an amendment in the Great British Energy Act that would ensure that Great British Energy would address forced labour in its supply chains.

Without forced labour import controls, the UK will continue to be a ‘dumping ground’ for goods made with forced labour. Anti-Slavery International has long campaigned for an import ban on goods made with forced labour in the UK.