Juliet Spare, MA student at St Mary's University, presents Ardea International's first podcast.
On Tuesday 12th March 2019, Sabjola Bregu addressed a range of representatives from governments, international organisations and NGOs at a high-profile event co-hosted by the Holy See Mission to the United Nations and Arise Foundation.
Ensuring the protection of victims of human trafficking is regarded as one of the most important aspects of the Modern Slavery Act (MSA). The focus on victim care, the intention to reduce harm caused by slavery and to improve support for victims has been welcomed, especially by first responders, including NGOs and law enforcement...
Law enforcement plays an essential role in tackling modern slavery in the United Kingdom. But it has not always fulfilled its potential, even as legislation gave police more responsibility. This has started to change with the Modern Slavery Act, and the creation of a new, nationwide police network will only continue to strengthen the police response...
The central role that business plays in the drive to address modern slavery is now irrefutable. While statistics and definitions surrounding the issue are both unclear and often questionable, the continued revelations of labour exploitation across the globe to which large commercial companies are often connected has shifted the question of whether they bear some responsibilities for these conditions to what they need to do to both address and prevent them...