Modern Slavery Act Statement
Slavery is a violation of a person’s human rights. It can take the form of human trafficking, forced labour, bonded labour, forced or servile marriage, descent-based slavery and domestic slavery. A person is considered to be in modern slavery if they are;
- Forced to work through mental or physical threat
- Owned or controlled by an “employer”, usually through mental or physical abuse
- Dehumanised, treated as a commodity or sold or bought as “property”
- Physically constrained or has restrictions placed on their freedom of movement