External Publications

UK government response to Special Rapporteurs communication

Three Special Rapporteurs write to UK government on protections needed for migrant domestic workers

Human Rights Watch: Progress on Domestic Workers’ Rights, but Gaps Remain

Westminster Hall Debate: Asylum Seekers and permission to work

Minister for Future Borders and Immigration on the future of the Overseas Domestic Worker visa

Lift the Ban: Why giving people seeking asylum the right to work is common sense

UK Government Response to GRETA Third Evaluation Round

Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner's letter to Kevin Foster MP with concerns for migrant domestic workers

UK Government's Annual Report on Modern Slavery

UN Committee Against Torture - Examining UK's response to trafficking and abuse of migrant domestic workers

Lift the Ban: Why people seeking asylum should have the right to work

Protecting migrant workers from exploitation in the EU: boosting workplace inspections

UN Special Rapporteur report: Domestic servitude of migrant domestic workers

Migrant domestic workers and the Global Slavery Index 2018

Out of sight: migrant women exploited in domestic work

Women in the workplace: FLEX's five-point plan to combat exploitation

Diplomats not immune from breaching workers’ rights

Immunity vs the rights of domestic workers: the impact of two recent Supreme Court judgments

The limits of diplomatic immunity in the age of human trafficking: The Supreme Court in Reyes v Al-Malki

Supreme Court: state immunity rules incompatible with Article 6 ECHR

Anti-trafficking victories in Supreme Court: Reyes and Benkharbouche

Day 46: Life after the Safe House for trafficked victims?

GRETA's Second Evaluation Report on UK's implementation of Council of Europe Convention

A Right to Change Employer for Overseas Domestic Workers

Overseas domestic workers visa: independent review by James Ewins QC

Active Industrial Citizenship of Domestic Workers: Lessons Learned from Unionizing Attempts in Israel and the United Kingdom

Draft Modern Slavery Bill Joint Committee (report)

Hidden Away: Abuses against migrant domestic workers in the UK.

Illegality, Human Rights and Employment: A Watershed Moment for the United Kingdom Supreme Court?

The Sectoral Regulatory Regime: When Work Migration Controls and the Sectorally Differentiated Labour Market Meet.

Hidden in plain sight. Three years on: Updated analysis of UK measures to protect trafficked persons

What is to be done for Migrant Domestic Workers?

Establishing Britain as a world leader in the fight against modern slavery. Report of the Modern Slavery Bill Evidence Review

Shadow City. Exposing Human Trafficking in Everyday London

It Happens Here Equipping the United Kingdon to fight modern slavery

Beyond borders: Human trafficking from Nigeria to the UK

Human Rights for Precarious Workers: The legislative precariousness of domestic labor

Country report on trafficking in the UK - OSCE

United Nations 'Universal Periodic Review' of the UK

All Change: Preventing Trafficking in the UK

Service not Servitude

Forced Labour and UK Immigration Policy:Status Matters?

Human Trafficking Handbook: Recognising Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery in the UK

Protecting Migrant Women in the Labour Market

A Chance to be Free: Tackling Modern Day Slavery final report

Report of the Special Rapporteur on Contemporary forms of slavery, including its causes and consequences

"Wrong Kind of Victim?" One Year On: An analysis of UK measures to protect trafficked persons

The Trade in Human Beings: Human Trafficking in the UK

Towards an interpretation of the experiences of migrant domestic workers: A Cultural Psychology Approach

IBASURA! Down Down!

Perspectives of organising within and outside trade unions

UK Immigration Law and the position of migrant domestic workers

House of Lords, House of Commons. Joint Committee on Human Rights Report on Human Trafficking

Anti Slavery International Trafficking for forced labour UK country Report