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News : Thousands benefit from PPE in Ethiopia as Hope for Justice tackles slavery

Rosalyn Roden — September 20, 2020

News : Counselling sessions increase couple’s resilience after trafficking experiences

Rosalyn Roden — September 1, 2020

News : Girl, 14, reintegrated after being rescued from sexual exploitation

Rosalyn Roden — August 31, 2020

News : 250 households benefit from lifeline food supplies during COVID-19 crisis

Rosalyn Roden — July 30, 2020

News : Vulnerable mothers-to-be receive antenatal services during COVID-19

Rosalyn Roden — July 23, 2020

News : Forced labour victim at risk of losing home due to COVID-19 crisis

Rosalyn Roden — June 25, 2020

News : Girl, 16, reunited with family after five years of exploitation

Rosalyn Roden — June 23, 2020

News : Formerly street homeless children to be reintegrated with families after lockdown

Rosalyn Roden — June 8, 2020

News : Young people have their say on how to protect street children during COVID-19

Rosalyn Roden — June 4, 2020

News : Urgent calls for UK government to protect survivors of modern slavery

Rosalyn Roden — May 27, 2020

News : Aldi commits to strengthen modern slavery strategy

Rosalyn Roden — May 11, 2020

News : More than 120 children rescued from streets during COVID-19 lockdown

Rosalyn Roden — April 30, 2020

News : Vital medication obtained for trafficking victim at ‘extremely high risk’

Rosalyn Roden — April 29, 2020

News : Uganda staff go the extra mile to safeguard children during lockdown

Rosalyn Roden — April 28, 2020

News : Hope for Justice launches major report on trafficking impacts of COVID-19

Adam Hewitt — April 24, 2020

News : New support for modern slavery victims affected by Coronavirus

Rosalyn Roden — April 6, 2020

News : ‘They did not know where to turn’ – trafficked family left extremely vulnerable

Rosalyn Roden — April 3, 2020

Blogs : COVID-19 pandemic: Potential global impact on slavery

Phillipa Roberts, Director of Legal Policy — April 2, 2020

News : BBC Radio 4’s The Archers takes on modern slavery storyline

Rosalyn Roden — March 30, 2020

News : COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Update: How Hope for Justice is responding

Adam Hewitt — March 18, 2020

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