External Publications
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Report: JCWI's WORK IT OUT: Advancing migrant workers’ rightsJuly 2024
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Report: US Trafficking In Persons ReportJune 2024
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Parliamentary Questions 19376, 19378 & 19378 on Domestic ServiceMarch 2024
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Letter: Stephen Kinnock MP writes to Minister for Illegal Migration on the exploitation of migrant workersMarch 2024
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Human Rights Committee's Concluding Observations on the United KingdomMarch 2024
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Report: UK implementation of the Istanbul Convention: Baseline EvaluationMarch 2024
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Response: Government response to the Home Affairs Committee Report on TraffickingFebruary 2024
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Report: Hostility for Survivors, Impunity for Traffickers: by Hope for JusticeFebruary 2024
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Report: Home Affairs Committee Inquiry into TraffickingDecember 2023
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Report: Vicarious Trauma, Burn Out and Staff Retention in the Anti-Slavery SectorAugust 2023
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Report: OSCE report following country visit to UK in November 2022July 2023
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Report: US Trafficking in Persons ReportJune 2023
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Walk Free's Global Slavery Index - Fifth EditionMay 2023
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Response: UK Government responds to Fourth Universal Periodic ReviewMarch 2023
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Mayor of London's Women's Policy Summit 2023March 2023
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GRETA express comcern with 'Illegal Migration' BillMarch 2023
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Letter: Council of Europe Commissioner writes to UK Parliament re the 'Illegal Migration' BillMarch 2023
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Letter: ATLEU and others write to UK Government urging them to scrap the Family Worker ExemptionMarch 2023
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Letter: TUC writes to Suella Bravermen on the 'Illegal Migration' BillMarch 2023
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The Voice Of Domestic Workers Newsletter including comment on the NRM near on system collapseFebruary 2023
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Freedom United's coverage of UK's National Referral Mechanism reaching breaking pointFebruary 2023
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Letter: Office for Statistics Regulation letter to Home Office re use of modern slavery dataDecember 2022
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Report: UK Labour Visa Schemes: Creating the Conditions for Exploitation?December 2022
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Press Release: FLEX response to United Nations concernsDecember 2022
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Press Release: United Nations concerns over UK's treatment of slavery survivorsDecember 2022
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Press Release: OSCE Special Representative visit and concerns on the UKNovember 2022
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FLEX Briefing: Creating a safe and fair UK immigration policy for workersNovember 2022
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Report: Aspirational Britain: Survivors of Modern Slavery Want to Work TooOctober 2022
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Letter: Joint sector writes to the Office for Statistics Regulation re use of modern slavery dataOctober 2022
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Report: United Nations 'Universal Periodic Review' - Summary of stakeholder submissions - Fourth CycleSeptember 2022
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Judgement: Supreme Court ruling on Basfar v WongJuly 2022
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Report: US Trafficking In Persons Report 2022July 2022
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Blog: Focus on Labour Exploitation marks International Domestic Worker's DayJune 2022
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Communication: Special Rapporteurs write to UK Government on protections needed for ODWsJune 2022
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Announcement: UK Government to abolish the Family Worker ExemptionMarch 2022
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Report Stage (third day) of Nationality and Borders Bill, House of LordsMarch 2022
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Parliamentary Question 126685: Government plans to review the ODW visa routeFebruary 2022
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Committee Stage (fifth day) of Nationality and Borders Bill, House of LordsFebruary 2022
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Government press release on expansion of Health and Care Visa schemeDecember 2021
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Report: Migration Advisory Committee's Annual Report 2021December 2021
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Parliamentary Question 91901: Govt refusal to publish data relied on to maintain employment ban for asylum seekersDecember 2021
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Response: Focus on Labour Exploitation responds to Home Office Review into data sharingDecember 2021
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Response: Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner responds to Home Office Review into data sharingDecember 2021
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Response: Domestic Abuse Commissioner responds to Home Office Review into data sharingDecember 2021
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Review: Home Office review of data sharing: migrant victims and witnesses of crimeDecember 2021
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Report: Using ILO C189 to protect workers rights, by Commonwealth Human Rights InitiativeDecember 2021
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Report: Low Pay Commission ReportDecember 2021
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Ministerial statement: Review into asylum seeker right to work policyDecember 2021
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Report: Re-trafficking: The current state of play by the Independent Anti Slavery CommissionerNovember 2021
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Nationality and Borders Bill 2021: Thirteenth Sitting on Part 4, Modern SlaveryNovember 2021
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Nationality and Borders Bill 2021: Twelfth Sitting on Part 4, Modern SlaveryOctober 2021
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Letter: Chair of the Low Pay Commission to the Rt Hon Kwasi Kwarteng MPOctober 2021
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Report summary: Low Pay Commission Summary of FindingsOctober 2021
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Report: GRETA's Third Evaluation Report on UK's implementation of Council of Europe ConventionOctober 2021
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Response: UK Government response to Special Rapporteurs communicationJuly 2021
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Report: US Trafficking In Persons ReportJune 2021
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Communication: Special Rapporteurs write to UK Government on protections needed for ODWsMay 2021
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Human Rights Watch: Progress on Domestic Workers’ Rights, but Gaps RemainJune 2021
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Parliamentary Question HL15280: Information meetings for migrant domestic workersApril 2021
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Letter: Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner writes to Kevin Foster MP on ODWsMarch 2021
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Report: 2020 Human Rights Report, the US Department of StateNovember 2020
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Westminster Hall Debate: Asylum Seekers and permission to workNovember 2020
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Minister for Future Borders and Immigration on the future of the Overseas Domestic Worker visaAugust 2020
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Parliamentary Question HL6880: Reviewing the ODW visa route to the UKJuly 2020
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Report: Why giving people seeking asylum the right to work is common sense, by Lift The BanJuly 2020
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Response: UK Government responds to UN Human Rights Committee’s List of Issues on the ICCPRMay 2020
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Response: UK Government responds to GRETA's Third Evaluation RoundJune 2020
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Letter: Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner writes to Kevin Foster with concerns for ODWsJanuary 2020
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Report: UK Government's Annual Report on Modern SlaveryOctober 2019
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Parliamentary Question 275677: timeframe for planned ODW information sessionsJuly 2019
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UN Committee Against Torture - Examining UK's response to trafficking and abuse of migrant domestic workersMay 2019
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Report: Why people seeking asylum should have the right to work, by Lift the BanOctober 2018
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Protecting migrant workers from exploitation in the EU: boosting workplace inspectionsSeptember 2018
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Report: Domestic servitude of migrant domestic workers, by UN Special RapporteursJuly 2018
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Migrant domestic workers and the Global Slavery Index 2018July 2018
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Out of sight: migrant women exploited in domestic workJune 2018
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Women in the workplace: FLEX's five-point plan to combat exploitationMarch 2018
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Diplomats not immune from breaching workers’ rightsOctober 2017
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Immunity vs the rights of domestic workers: the impact of two recent Supreme Court judgmentsOctober 2017
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The limits of diplomatic immunity in the age of human trafficking: The Supreme Court in Reyes v Al-MalkiOctober 2017
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Supreme Court: state immunity rules incompatible with Article 6 ECHROctober 2017
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Anti-trafficking victories in Supreme Court: Reyes and BenkharboucheOctober 2017
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Report: United Nations 'Universal Periodic Review' of the UK - Third CycleMay 2017
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Ministerial statement in response to James Ewins' review on ODWsMarch 2016
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Report: Day 46: Life after the Safe House for trafficked victims?October 2016
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Report: GRETA's Second Evaluation Report on UK's implementation of Council of Europe ConventionOctober 2016
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Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner's recommendations on the right of ODWs to change employer and renew their visaApril 2016
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A Right to Change Employer for Overseas Domestic WorkersJanuary 2016
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Independent Review of the Overseas Domestic Worker Visa by James Ewins QCDecember 2015
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Active Industrial Citizenship of Domestic Workers: Lessons Learned from Unionizing Attempts in Israel and the United KingdomDecember 2015
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Draft Modern Slavery Bill Joint Committee (report)April 2014
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Hidden Away: Abuses against migrant domestic workers in the UK.March 2014
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Illegality, Human Rights and Employment: A Watershed Moment for the United Kingdom Supreme Court?March 2014
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The Sectoral Regulatory Regime: When Work Migration Controls and the Sectorally Differentiated Labour Market Meet.January 2014
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Hidden in plain sight. Three years on: Updated analysis of UK measures to protect trafficked personsOctober 2013
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What is to be done for Migrant Domestic Workers?2013
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Establishing Britain as a world leader in the fight against modern slavery. Report of the Modern Slavery Bill Evidence ReviewDecember 2013
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Shadow City. Exposing Human Trafficking in Everyday LondonOctober 2013
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It Happens Here Equipping the United Kingdon to fight modern slaveryMarch 2013
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Beyond borders: Human trafficking from Nigeria to the UKJanuary 2013
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Human Rights for Precarious Workers: The legislative precariousness of domestic laborNovember 2012
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Country report on trafficking in the UK - OSCEJanuary 2012
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United Nations 'Universal Periodic Review' of the UK - Second CycleMay 2012
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All Change: Preventing Trafficking in the UKApril 2012
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Service not ServitudeOctober 2011
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Forced Labour and UK Immigration Policy:Status Matters?October 2011
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Human Trafficking Handbook: Recognising Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery in the UKOctober 2011
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Protecting Migrant Women in the Labour MarketMarch 2011
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A Chance to be Free: Tackling Modern Day Slavery final report2010
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Report of the Special Rapporteur on Contemporary forms of slavery, including its causes and consequencesJune 2010
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"Wrong Kind of Victim?" One Year On: An analysis of UK measures to protect trafficked personsJune 2010
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The Trade in Human Beings: Human Trafficking in the UKMay 2009
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Towards an interpretation of the experiences of migrant domestic workers: A Cultural Psychology Approach2007
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IBASURA! Down Down!July 2007
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Perspectives of organising within and outside trade unionsSeptember 2007
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UK Immigration Law and the position of migrant domestic workersNovember 2006
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House of Lords, House of Commons. Joint Committee on Human Rights Report on Human Trafficking2006
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Anti Slavery International Trafficking for forced labour UK country Report2006