Anti Slavery Day in 2024

Slaves hide in plain sight. In freezing car washes; silently manicuring nails; waiting by the road, hunched against the early morning cold. Being 'focussed' is such a virtue, we've lost the ability to scan the margins of our shared space, where the soul is crushed Show more

— Simon Burton-Jones (@BishopTonbridge) October 18, 2024

This #AntiSlaveryDay, we are proud to announce the release of new research with @csjthinktank Our report, At what cost?, highlights the bleak reality that forced labour is flourishing in the UK and silently stalking our streets. Read the report here: Show more

— Justice and Care (@justiceandcare) October 18, 2024

Today is Anti-Slavery Day Slavery isn’t just a thing of the past. It’s estimated that 50 million people live in modern slavery today, a rise of 10 million since 2018. Support our mission: Show more

— manumitcoffee (@manumitcoffee) October 18, 2024

"In the UK, an estimated 122,000 are presently enslaved. These shocking statistics indicate the terrible scale of the problem and the need to take action across society and through government intervention." @DanielLMonaghan on Show more party.coop Anti-Slavery Day: The co-operative movement’s action in ending modern slavery

— Co-operative Party (@CoopParty) October 18, 2024

Today is #AntiSlaveryDay in UK, created to raise awareness of all forms of exploitation associated with Modern Slavery & Human Trafficking. Our hope? The number of perpetrators outnumber victims of #ChildCriminalExploitation convicted & incarcerated in custody. Show more

— Stop Slavery Today (@StopSlaveryUK) October 18, 2024

Today is Anti-Slavery Day. Slavery in the UK is real, present and hidden. So know how to spot the signs and report a concern. It’s down to each of us to H.E.L.P end slavery.

— Tom Collins (@tomcollinsworcs) October 18, 2024

Today marks #AntiSlaveryDay, a way to raise awareness of modern slavery. It is estimated that 136,000 people on any given day are held in slavery in the UK. To learn more about modern slavery and what you can do to help Show more

— Surrey Libraries UK (@SurreyLibraries) October 18, 2024