Media
Domestic workers demonstrate over UK visa changes BBC Online, 4th September 2011
London HIV scientist jailed for keeping woman as slave BBC Online, Thursday 11 August 2011
HIV expert kept woman as a slave in Thamesmead The Telegraph Thursday 11 August 2011
Scientist 'smuggled woman from Africa to work as slave in her home' The Telegraph Friday 5 August 2011
HIV expert 'beat Tanzanian house slave with a wooden spoon after smuggling her into Britain' The Mail Online Tuesday 2 August 2011
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2021513/HIV-expert-Rebecca-Balira-beat-slave-Methodia-Mathias-wooden-spoon.html#ixzz1U9OtUU6O
US state department concerned by lack of UK help for abused embassy staff The Guardian, 27 June 2011
A wound that shames our present 50.50 Inclusive Democracy, Jenny Moss, 21 June 2011
One step forward but two steps back for migrant domestic workers Left Foot Forward Friday 10 June 2011
Servant paid £2.50 an hour wins tribunal against Arab Princess The Telegraph Thursday 9 June 2011
Domestic 'slave' girls sue Met for failing to save them from abuse Evening Standard, 10 March 2011
African woman kept as slave, London court hears CNN, 8 March 2011
African woman kept as slave by retired Harrow doctor BBC, 8 March 2011
Hidden Voices, stories from behind closed doors Domestic Worker Action Group, Migrant Rights Centre Ireland, 21 October 2010
Think slavery is a thing of the past? Think again Independent on Sunday, 17 October 2010
Law centre wins over a quarter of a million pounds for Sudanese domestic workers Law Centres Federation, 11 October 2010
Council worker says employers should be able to slap their maids Telegraph, 3 September 2010
'Servants sometimes need a slap and we don't let ours out of the house': Council worker provokes storm with outrageous twitter comments Daily Mail, 3 September 2010
Fury at consultant who said servants 'need a good slap' Evening Standard, 3 September 2010
Britain's Secret Slaves Dispatches, 4oD, Originally aired 30 August 2010
Does diplomatic immunity breach a victims human rights? Guardian, 30 August 2010
Foreign diplomats abusing immunity to keep domestic slaves in Britain Telegraph, 30 August 2010
Exploited worker 'went four years without being paid' BBC Asian Network, 11 August 2010
How domestic workers become slaves G2, Guardian, 6 August 2010
Spotlight on Marissa Begonia ITUC, 2 August 2010
Saturday Live: Fi Glover BBC Radio 4, 17 July 2010
File on 4 documentary BBC Radio 4, 8pm, 22 June 2010
Anti-trafficking measures "not fit for purpose" BBC News, 15 June 2010
UK breaking European convention against trafficking, report findsUK breaking European convention against trafficking Guardian, 16 June 2010
Maid 'drank acid to escape life as wealthy couple's slave' Daily Mail, 22 April 2010
"The abuse of migrant workers by London's diplomatic elite is a scandal that must end now" Telegraph, Friday 19 March 2010
"Cry of a migrant" 50:50 Open Democracy, 17 March 2010
"Life on a knife edge" 50:50 Open Democracy, 17 March 2010
"Saudi and Emerati diplomats accused of trafficking staff into UK" The Guardian, Tuesday 23 February 2010
Domestic workers brought by diplomats need the right to change employer BBC London News, Monday 22 February 2010
"Diplomats in London embassies 'traffic women to use as slaves'" The Sunday Times, Sunday 21 February 2010
"Migrant domestic workers: 'I was in a prison, a cage, just like a slave' The Times, 21 January 2010
"Ministers back 'anti-slavery law'" BBC News, 28 October 2009
One woman's success is another's exploitation The Observer, Sunday 20 September 2009
Diplomat's nanny lifts lid on modern slavery The Independent on Sunday, 9th August 2009
'When I hear of girls working in London who swallow acid, I know it could have been me' The Observer 24th May 2009
BBC coverage of the Bonded Labour Report 2nd July 2008
Migrant domestic workers 'abused in the UK' The Metro 2nd July 2008
Report by Alison Holt, BBC on abuse of migrant domestic workers in the UK 2nd July 2008
Indian domestic help facing servere abuse in UK: Study Express India 2nd July 2008
Migrant domestic help at risk in Britain Tahindian News 2nd July 2008
US 'slavery' woman is given 11 years BBC news 27th June 2008
Liz Hurley pays 'slave-wage' to Indian maid, Graham Brough and Martin Fricker, 20 February 2008, The Mirror
New York millionaires guilty in 'modern day slavery' case, Frank Eltman, 18th December 2007, The Independent
The Cost of Loving, Melissa Benn, 23rd June 2007, The Guardian
No place like home, Hsiao-Hung Pai, 5th May 2007, The Guardian
Domestic Abuse. Hsiao-Hung Pai, May 2007,Socialist Review
Domestic workers in the Points-Based system. Alison Harvey, Gherson and Co. 1st May 2007
UK signs Council of Europe Convention on Trafficking. Alison Harvey, Gherson and Co. 25th March 2007
Polly Billington’s Report on planned changes to the rules for Migrant Domestic Workers. The Today Programme. Radio 4. 28th March 2007 6.52am
Madeleine Bunting Incredibly, we are about to legalise modern domestic slavery again 26th March 2007 The Guardian Comment and Debate
London's twenty-first-century slave trade Rebecca Taylor Time Out March 2007
Immigration rules to leave unskilled workers in the lurch From Anasudhin Azeez (Our correspondent) 4 March 2007 Khaleej Times Online
Migrant workers stand to lose their rights By Nigel Morris, Home Affairs Correspondent. Published: 02 March 2007 The Independent
Serves us right if the domestics turn dirty. Cristina Odone January 21, 2007 The Observer
Slavery in the UK The Independent 27th December 2006
Small community organisations deliver big returns. Bob Holman.
Bob Holman: The Glasgow Herald 11th July 06
Middle East Crisis: Thousands of domestic workers are caught up in the crisis. The Guardian / Monday July 24 2006
'Suburban Slaves' Article published in Real Magazine 28th April -12 May 06 issue.
Britain's Streets of Slavery: This BBC series puts the spotlight on unpaid carers, migrant workers, domestic servants and human trafficking in the streets of modern Britain.
Human Rights Watch: Singapore Domestic Workers Suffer Grave Abuses
Choices: Addressing access to sexual and reproductive health for vulnerable communities in Europe:The Illusion of Rights: migrant domestic workers and maternal health in the UK