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CARE Helps Secure Protections for Trafficked Victims Post-Brexit
22 October 2020
The Government has promised that from 1 January, all confirmed victims of modern slavery from EU countries will be automatically considered for Discretionary Leave to Remain.
Anti-Slavery Amendment to Immigration Bill Fails To Pass
20 October 2020
Over recent week, CARE has been working with Peers and MPs on amendments to the Immigration and Social Security Bill. We have concerns about the impact of the bill on confirmed victims…
CARE Joins Calls For Govt To Support Modern Slavery Victims
19 October 2020
The Sunday Times published a letter from a coalition of anti-trafficking charities, signed by CEO's and CARE's Nola Leach was among them.
Boris Johnson Promises To Respect Needs of Modern Slavery Victims
15 October 2020
Boris Johnson has promised to respect and uphold the rights of human trafficking victims.
Peers vote 312 – 211 for Amendment To Protect Rights of Victims Post-Brexit
7 October 2020
Yesterday in the House of Lords, Peers voted 312-211 in favour of Lord McColl’s amendment which aims to safeguard the rights of victims in a post-Brexit Britain.
Peer fights to protect modern slavery victims after Brexit
1 October 2020
As immigration rules change following Brexit, Peers are holding the Government to account to ensure they protect victims of modern slavery and help them to recover.
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