Use this section by event, accusation or role
Criminal defence and victim representation in trafficking, forced labour, sexual exploitation and migrant-exploitation cases, including cross-border evidence and safeguarding.
Recruitment, travel, work, accommodation, money, identity documents or vulnerability are alleged to have been used for exploitation, while the roles and experiences of each participant require careful separation. The correct legal route depends on the documents, the participant's procedural status, the investigating authority and the current stage—not simply the label attached to the accusation.
Our organising principles
Prioritise safety and avoid exposing a potential victim
Identify recruitment, movement, control, benefit and alleged exploitation
Preserve travel, work, payment and communication evidence
Distinguish traffickers, employers, intermediaries, victims and witnesses