This training is aimed at:

Legal advisors who are interested in working in this area
Support professionals working with survivors of trafficking or slavery including those working within and those working outside of the MSVCC
Those working at or with migrant or survivor led groups.

The session includes:

Definitions and indicators of trafficking and modern slavery
Legal framework: Relevant sources of law
Legal framework: An overview of the NRM process
A brief discussion on public order disqualification decisions and Temporary Permission to Stay (also known as VTS leave)
Different types of evidence that can be gathered and how to respond to requests for an account of exploitation and/or statements
A brief introduction to the types of legal challenges: Reconsideration, Judicial Review and asylum appeals and other appeals
When legal aid is available.

The content for this session will cover legislation and case law from England and Wales as well as some international sources of law. It will have a strong focus on the Modern Slavery: statutory guidance for England and Wales (under s49 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015) and non-statutory guidance for Scotland and Northern Ireland.

The session is for 2 hours with an optional 30 minutes Q&A at the end.

Contact the host of Modern slavery overview

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