Press release: For immediate release, CARE
Press release: CARE has welcomed two commitments designed to improve the lives of human trafficking victims in NI but urged the government to go further.
Statement: Ross Hendry, CEO of CARE
More assurances are needed that victims of modern slavery will not be placed at risk by government immigration plans, a Conservative Peer has said.
A commitment to 12 months of support for confirmed victims of modern slavery in immigration proposals has been cautiously welcomed by CARE.
In the House of Lords this week, Lord McColl of Dulwich introduced his Modern Slavery (Victim Support) Bill as it had its First Reading in the House of Lords.
Human trafficking is one of the greatest violations of human dignity. We are fighting for effective laws that will help victims get better support.
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