IASC Reports & Publications
Here you can find the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner’s Reports and Publications.
The IASC is delivering its three-year Strategic Plan to improve prevention of modern slavery, provide better protection for victims of modern slavery, and increase prosecutions of the criminals behind these horrific crimes.
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Reports by the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner
21 Oct 2024| PDF | 210.25 KB
Policy brief: Violence Against Women and Girls: protecting female victims of modern slavery (July 2024)
21 Oct 2024| PDF | 4.79 MB
CSJ Report: Criminal Exploitation: Modern Slavery by another name. (February 2024)
Foreword by the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner
21 Oct 2024| PDF | 234.83 KB
Policy brief: Preventing Labour Exploitation: Tackling Modern Slavery is Everyone’s Business (July 2024)
21 Oct 2024| PDF | 225.52 KB
Policy brief: Child Exploitation: prevention, protection and support for children and young people (August 2024)
21 Oct 2024| PDF | 2.05 MB
ECPAT Report: Behind Closed Doors (July 2024)
A Storytelling Legal and Empirical Analysis of Human Trafficking Risks in Home Office Hotels Compared to Other Accommodation for Unaccompanied Children and Young People Seeking Asylum in the UK. Foreword by the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner
21 Oct 2024| PDF | 4.98 MB
Hestia Report: On our streets: The changing face of modern slavery in London (September 2024).
Foreword by the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner.
21 Oct 2024| PDF | 999.67 KB
Special Edition of the Prison Service Journal: Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking (August 2024).
Interview with the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner.
21 Oct 2024| PDF | 360.14 KB
Memorandum of Understanding between the IASC and the Home Office
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) is a form of framework document which defines at a high level the roles and responsibilities and governance arrangements between the IASC and the Home Office.
21 Oct 2024| PDF | 5.41 MB
Hope for Justice Report: Beyond Survival: Living free, not in survival mode, and being able to dream again
Access to justice in the UK’s response to modern slavery. Foreword by the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner.
21 Oct 2024| PDF | 1.92 MB
Report: Ten years of the Slavery and Trafficking Care Standards: A review and reflection
A report by the School of Health Sciences and the Rights Lab at the University of Nottingham and the Human Trafficking Foundation. Foreword by the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner.
Archive of Previous Reports
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