In a landmark case, three gang members from London have been convicted of human trafficking offences after they used children to transport and sell drugs in Hampshire.
Police in Northern Ireland investigated nearly 60 cases of human trafficking/modern slavery last year, according to recently released figures.
All confirmed victims of modern slavery in England and Wales will now receive much needed support beyond the current 45-day limit for the next couple of months.
A new campaign has been launched in the Netherlands, inspired in part by Christians, to introduce new laws to make buying sex illegal.
A pioneering app designed by the Church of England has been used to report nearly 1,000 potential modern slavery cases at car washes, one year on from when it was introduced.
The current Home Office limit on the guaranteed level of support for confirmed victims of modern slavery in England and Wales could be unlawful, a High Court Judge has said.
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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