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If you have a general enquiry or want to give feedback on our work, please use the address below. We consider each piece of correspondence to inform our wider policy work but can’t always reply to individual emails.

Details of our published and planned work can be found on our Reports & Publications page and in our Strategic Plan. 

Please be advised that the IASC’s Office is unable to consider, investigate, comment on, or exercise any powers in respect of individual cases.

For organisations that can provide advice and support please see Help & Support pages.

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Please note that we do not put press or media directly in touch with victims and survivors of modern slavery for safeguarding reasons.

Email: iasc@iasc.independent.gov.uk

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The Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner’s Office uses X to communicate with the public. The @UKAntiSlavery X account is managed by a Communications Officer on behalf of the Commissioner. Information about the Commissioner is posted here including news and publications.

The Commissioner does not have a remit to investigate individual cases and cannot discuss cases over social media. Please note that we do not send or receive Direct Messages on X.

 

General Data Protection Regulation - Data Protection Officer

The Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner’s Office has a Data Protection Officer who can be reached via the details above.

For more information on data protection and your rights please visit: https://www.gov.uk/data-protection.

 

Freedom of Information Act Requests

The Freedom of Information Act gives a right of access to recorded information held by public authorities.

When you send your request, provide as much detail as possible about the information you require. Please note that we are not required to create new information or give a judgement or opinion that is not already recorded.

Please give us your full name and a contact email or postal address so we can reply to you.

 

Complaints Procedure

If you are dissatisfied with the service you receive from us, you can contact the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner’s Office.