Separate recruitment and movement from exploitation
Criminal defence and victim representation in trafficking, forced labour, sexual exploitation and migrant-exploitation cases, including cross-border evidence and safeguarding.
Travel, work, accommodation, payment and document control can be lawful or coercive depending on the full circumstances. Preserve recruitment promises, contracts, border records, wages, living conditions and communications while protecting the person from further risk.
Trace recruitment, control, benefit and vulnerability
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
