Tackling Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking in Norfolk
269 victims of Modern Slavery were identified in norfolk
between July 2022 to June 2023
All Modern Slavery figures sourced from Norfolk Constabulary
the most common form of modern slavery found IN NORFOLK was labour exploitation
where 96% of victims identified were male
half of the victims in forced criminality in norfolk were young people
with one of the most common nationalities being British
What is Modern Slavery?
Modern day slavery and human trafficking are crimes in which people are exploited for other people’s personal gain.
Modern slavery is a term used in the UK and elsewhere to describe forms of exploitation occurring in the present day, as opposed to historical forms of slavery. In the UK, human trafficking is considered a form of modern slavery.
How can I help tackle slavery and trafficking in Norfolk?
Modern Slavery Helpline
Provides victims, the public, statutory agencies and businesses access to information and support on a 24/7 basis.
08000 121 700
Spot it, Report it
If you have concerns that someone is being exploited, or suspect modern slavery/human trafficking, call 08000 121 700 (National 24h Helpline) or report online.
The specialist helpline is confidential and independent, with access to translation services for over 200 languages.
In an emergency, call 999.
It’s TIME TO STOP SLAVERY.
Support the Coalition to Stop Slavery campaign by:
Finding out more about the campaign and learning to spot the signs
Using the hashtag #TimeToStopSlavery
Contact
Feel free to contact us with any questions related to the Norfolk Anti-Slavery Network. Please note that the Norfolk Anti-Slavery Network does not provide direct support to survivors of human trafficking. If you suspect human trafficking or modern slavery, contact the Modern Slavery Helpline on 08000 121 700. In an emergency call 999.