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The long wait for support puts victims of modern slavery at great riskVictims of modern slavery are at risk of further exploitation, detention and even deportation while waiting on support from the Home Office.
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Rwanda scheme was a threat to vulnerable trafficking victimsCARE has expressed relief that the controversial Rwanda scheme has been struck down, citing concerns about trafficking victims.
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Steep rise in modern slavery victims from the care sector
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Anti-Slavery Day 2023: UK victims face greater risks than in past years
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Challenge to controversial illegal migration law welcomed by CARE
Press release: CARE has welcomed a challenge to the UK Government’s Illegal Migration Act, citing “profound concerns” about the welfare of victims.
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Gordon Brown: Human Traffickers are thriving
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Andrew Tate and his brother boasted about “slave” girls
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Alarm as 1000s of modern slavery cases rejectedCARE has expressed alarm at the number of modern slavery cases being rejected after a Home Office crackdown on "bogus claims".
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Hollywood movie 'Pretty Woman' inspired ex sex workerSex worker inspired by 90’s movie Pretty Woman admits that the reality of her work was far darker.
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Human trafficking cases at record high in ScotlandPolice in Scotland have released their latest quarterly report that shows human trafficking and exploitation cases are at their highest across the country.
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Slavery Abolition Act anniversary marked
Speaking on the anniversary of the Slavery Abolition Act coming into force on 1 August 1834 Ross Hendry, CEO of Christian charity CARE, said:
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Paying for sex should be outlawed, Minister saysIn order to stop women being trafficked into prostitution, Home Office Minister Sarah Dines MP, wants to see the practice of paying for sex outlawed.
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Illegal Migration Bill to become law
The UK Government's 'stop the boats' bill is set to become law after the government defeated last minute attempts to change it.
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Former PM attacks Govt’s Illegal Migration Bill saying it allows ‘slave drivers to make more money out of human misery’.Former Prime Minister, and advocate for modern slavery victims has criticised the Government on its Illegal Migration Bill and its limited protection for victims of modern slavery.
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