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Modern slavery

• From: Home Office
• Part of: Crime prevention
• Published: 16 July 2014
• Last updated: 27 January 2017, see all updates

Brings together documents and promotional material related to the government’s work to end modern slavery.

The pages below provide details about the government’s work to end modern slavery, including details about how to refer victims into the national referral mechanism (NRM).

You can also access documents related to the Modern Slavery Act.

Historic publications of the Inter-Departmental Ministerial Group (IDMG) on Modern Slavery are also available.

National referral mechanism

1. How to report modern slavery

   • 8 December 2016
   • Guidance

2. Support for victims of modern slavery

   • 24 March 2016
   • Guidance

3. Modern slavery victims: referral and assessment forms

   • 31 May 2017
   • Form

4. National referral mechanism pilot: slavery safeguarding leads (SSL) and multi-disciplinary panel members

   • 10 June 2016
   • Guidance

5. Review of the national referral mechanism for victims of human trafficking

   • 15 October 2015
   • Guidance

6. Interim review of the national referral mechanism for victims of human trafficking

   • 12 November 2014
   • Guidance

Duty to notify

1. Duty to notify the Home Office of potential victims of modern slavery

   • 18 March 2016
   • Form

2. Modern slavery: duty to notify

   • 18 October 2016
   • Promotional material

3. Circular 025/2015: duty to notify the Home Office of suspected victims of modern slavery

   • 2 November 2015
   • Correspondence

Transparency in supply chains

1. Slavery and human trafficking in supply chains: guidance for businesses

   • 29 October 2015
   • Statutory guidance

2. Stopping modern slavery in business: video

   • 23 March 2016
   • Promotional material

3. Modern slavery: resources for industry

   • 25 November 2014
   • Promotional material

4. Modern slavery and supply chains

   • 29 July 2015
   • Consultation outcome

Research and publications

1. Report of the inter-departmental ministerial group on modern slavery 2016

   • 12 October 2016
   • Policy paper

2. Modern Slavery: an application of multiple systems estimation

   • 29 November 2014
   • Research and analysis

3. Modern slavery strategy

   • 29 November 2014
   • Policy paper

Promotional materials

On 31 July 2014, the Home Office launched a modern slavery marketing campaign to raise awareness that slavery exists in the UK.

This modern slavery campaign material has been developed in collaboration with partners (such as charities, the police and frontline staff) to support the nationwide campaign to end modern slavery.

1. Modern slavery is closer than you think

   • 15 August 2014
   • Promotional material

2. Modern Slavery marketing campaign evaluation report

   • 11 August 2015
   • Research and analysis

3. Modern slavery: how the UK is leading the fight

   • 8 July 2014
   • Promotional material

4. Modern slavery: How the UK is leading the fight

   • 8 July 2014
   • Written statement to Parliament

5. Support for victims of modern slavery

   • 24 March 2016
   • Guidance

Independent child trafficking advocates

1. Child trafficking advocates: early adopter sites

   • 27 January 2017
   • Statutory guidance

2. Independent child trafficking advocates trial: government report

   • 17 December 2015
   • Policy paper

3. Evaluation of child trafficking advocates trial: interim findings, March 2015

   • 4 March 2015
   • Policy paper

4. Evaluation of independent child trafficking advocates trial: final report

   • 17 December 2015
   • Research and analysis

Document information

Published: 16 July 2014

Updated: 27 January 2017

+ full page history

1. 27 January 2017 Guidance for ICTAs at early adopter sites published.
2. 8 December 2016 Information about how to report modern slavery published.
3. 18 October 2016 Duty to notify posters added.
4. 16 July 2014 First published.

From: Home Office

Part of: Crime prevention