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Statement and basic facts on the Modern Slavery Act on the tenth anniversary of its passing.

Ten years after the Modern Slavery Act, meaningfully including survivors in policymaking can make a real difference, write the PEC’s lived experience experts: Jane Lasonder, Ify Dibie, Rozina Faheem and Christine Mutshipay.

Some thoughts we at the PEC took away from our conference ‘Ten years on from the Modern Slavery Act: Where next for modern slavery law and policy?’ on 5 March 2025 at the British Library.

Lessons from an event on co-production in research, co-organised with CAPE (Capabilities in Academic Policy Engagement)

“Each of these cases represent a harsh reality of people exploited in severe conditions, facing threats, violence and intimidation”.

‘Ten years on from the Modern Slavery Act: Where next for modern slavery law and policy?’ – conference by the Modern Slavery and Human Rights Policy and Evidence Centre at the University of Oxford.

Conference: Ten years on from the Modern Slavery Act: Where next for modern slavery law and policy?

Dr Sofia Gonzalez De Aguinaga blogs on the findings of her research on the effectiveness of forced labour import bans.

There's a shift in tone on modern slavery from the new Government, with opportunities to go further in 2025, writes Head of Policy Impact Liz Williams