Anti Trafficking and Labour Exploitation Unit
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Providing specialist legal support for survivors of modern slavery and advocating for their safety, rights and justice.
(4) Along with @HBF and @ECPAT, we call for all confirmed survivors of human trafficking to be given an automatic grant of five years leave to remain.
Read more here: www.atleu.org.uk/cases-news/r...
Read more here: www.atleu.org.uk/cases-news/r...
Government actions pushing more survivors of trafficking into insecure immigration status — ATLEU
Just 4% of trafficking victims are granted permission to stay in the UK after escaping exploitation, reveals our new report, produced with Helen Bamber Foundation and EPCAT UK.
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November 5, 2025 at 1:00 PM
(4) Along with @HBF and @ECPAT, we call for all confirmed survivors of human trafficking to be given an automatic grant of five years leave to remain.
Read more here: www.atleu.org.uk/cases-news/r...
Read more here: www.atleu.org.uk/cases-news/r...
(3) Long term leave is crucial to secure safety, rights and recovery. Yet, in 2024, just 4% of survivors received a grant of VTS leave. Without stable immigration status, non-British survivors experience constant fear and anxiety and are pushed into poverty and destitution.
November 5, 2025 at 1:00 PM
(3) Long term leave is crucial to secure safety, rights and recovery. Yet, in 2024, just 4% of survivors received a grant of VTS leave. Without stable immigration status, non-British survivors experience constant fear and anxiety and are pushed into poverty and destitution.
(2) Article 14 requires states to issue a renewable residence permit to victims when their personal circumstances require it or they are cooperating with criminal investigations. We shared the challenges of securing temporary permission to stay for survivors in the UK.
November 5, 2025 at 1:00 PM
(2) Article 14 requires states to issue a renewable residence permit to victims when their personal circumstances require it or they are cooperating with criminal investigations. We shared the challenges of securing temporary permission to stay for survivors in the UK.