Kalayaan and experts publish minimum standards for ODW information meetings
In January 2018, the Home Office announced their proposed timeline for the implementation of information meetings for migrant…
Help us reach out to more migrant domestic workers
Do you work with or provide support to migrant communities in the UK? Could you help us reach…
Kalayaan backs campaign to ensure victims of modern slavery can live free for good
Kalayaan calls on the government to ensure that all recognised victims of human trafficking and modern slavery are…
Supreme Court allows appeal for trafficked domestic worker on Anti Slavery Day 2017
Kalayaan is delighted that on Anti Slavery Day 2017, the Supreme Court has handed down judgments in two…
Still in the dark, still disempowered
Today marks 12 months since changes were made to the immigration rules for migrant domestic workers. These changes…
Training from Kalayaan : Migrant domestic workers, their rights as workers and as victims of modern slavery – 9 February 2017
Location: London Address: Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP, 65 Fleet Street, London, EC4Y 1HS Date: Tuesday 9 February 2017…
Kalayaan attends launch of Anti Slavery Commissioner’s first annual report
On 12 October 2016, the Commissioner released his first annual report (for the period 1 August 2015 –…
Overseas Domestic Workers left in the dark by the Immigration Act 2016
As the latest Immigration Bill passed through parliament, the government acknowledged that migrant domestic workers remain an especially…
The Independent Review of the Overseas Domestic Worker Visa – A Panel Discussion
On 9 February 2016, James Ewins presented the main findings of his Independent Review of the Overseas Domestic…
The right to change employer- used by those who need it
Migrant domestic workers who accompanied an employer to the UK to work in their private household before the…