Police Professional | New guidelines will provide 'clarity' in sentencing modern slavery offences
Modern slavery: how to identify and support victims - GOV.UK
Modern slavery statement for financial year 2021/22 This statement is made pursuant to s.54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 (MSA)
Report to: Cabinet Date of meeting: 19 July 2022 By: Chief Operating Officer Title: East Sussex County Council Draft 2021/2022
Why the Home Office must allow survivors of modern slavery the right to remain in Britain
Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Guidance - BHSCP
Modern Slavery Compliance | Supply Chain Solutions | NQC
Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Guidance - BHSCP
Home Office published new statutory guidance on modern slavery victim identification and support - Southwell & Partners
Supporting modern slavery victims: guidance and good practice for council homelessness services | Local Government Association
Home Secretary strengthens police response to modern slavery - GOV.UK
UK Home Office Ramps Up Modern Slavery Statement Expectations – Recent Developments and Compliance Recommendations for Multina
NEW Home Office Guidance -Modern Slavery - NWG Network
Modern Slavery - Supply Chain Sustainability School
Reporting under the UK Modern Slavery Act – Sustainable Hospitality Alliance
As the government's anti-slavery chair, I see the Home Office failing – and victims suffering | Sara Thornton | The Guardian
Guidance: NRM and Duty to Notify
REPORT TO CROWN PROSECUTOR FOR CHARGING DECISION
Modern slavery | Ethical Trading Initiative
New tough measures to tackle modern slavery in supply chains - GOV.UK
Modern Slavery: Home Office guidance for the Hospitality sector - Hospitality & Catering News
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