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Home Office in the media: Friday 18 October
Today's leading stories include yesterday's crime statistics release and a report by the Local Government Association on child victims of modern slavery.
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Home Office in the media: Monday 14 October
Today's leading stories include reports on the future immigration system, modern slavery and county lines.
Home Office in the media blog: Friday 28 June
Today's leading stories include stories on the National Audit Office Serious Organised Crime report and reports of homeless people being forced into slavery by traffickers.
Home Office in the media blog: Monday 3 June
Today's Home Office media stories include the recent Channel migrant crossings, an interview with the Security Minister on the security services, and a report on modern slavery. France urged to do more to stop migrant crossings France has been urged …
How the Government is tackling modern slavery
Updated: 5 November 2019 The UK introduced the first dedicated legislation to tackle modern slavery. The government has had an ambitious Modern Slavery Strategy in place since 2014. In October 2017, we published research that identified 17 distinct types …
Home Office in the media blog: Thursday 6 December
Today's Home Office stories includes a new report on Modern Slavery.
Home Office in the media blog: Friday 9 November
Today’s Home Office stories include reports on modern slavery victims, seizure of drugs statistics and foreign nationals offenders.
Home Office urges businesses to do more to tackle modern slavery
City AM reported today that the Home Office is writing to 17,000 businesses calling on them to do more to tackle modern slavery in their supply chains.
Home Office in the media blog: Thursday 18 October 2018
Today’s Home Office media stories include the Hate Crime Action Plan, modern slavery, moped criminals and domestic abuse.
Home Office in the media blog: Friday 5 October 2018
Today's Home Office stories include on a landmark county lines prosecution and a Court of Appeal ruling on the detention of asylum seekers.