On 29 March, UK Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner, Dame Sarah Thornton, published a paper to urge police practitioners to prioritize the financial investigation of modern slavery and human trafficking crimes. The economic profit represents the most important motive for criminals. Financial evidence can oftentimes compensate the difficulty...
A new report by ATLEU has shown the lengthy waiting times for survivors of slavery to receive compensation in the UK. This new report reveals that nearly half of the survey respondents had the experience of survivors waiting two to three years to receive compensation....
PICUM - Platform for international cooperation on undocumented migration - has a new report mapping out a better way to tackle and prevent human trafficking with a particular focus on undocumented migrants. The report shows that the current framework for tackling human trafficking, i.e. law...
A new article from Julia Planitzer (GRETA) and Evelyn Probst (LEFÖ) on the implementation gaps in the right to access to compensation for victims of human trafficking has been published. The article focuses on the barriers facing victims of human trafficking accessing compensation despite the...
GRETA (Group of Experts on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings) has released its Compendium of good practices in addressing trafficking in human beings for the purpose of labour exploitation. Recognising that human trafficking for the purposes of labour exploitation remains one of the main...