Anti Slavery Day in 2022

Today #Leeds hosts an event to mark Anti- Slavery Day 2022 #ModernDaySlavery #antislaveryleeds https://t.co/NUgRaCpf4J

— Andy Dodman (@AndyDodman1) October 18, 2022

Today is Anti-Slavery Day. Find out more about modern slavery and how to spot the signs: https://t.co/Tlb7lEjYRF https://t.co/soZKzQJYxc

— South Yorkshire Violence Reduction Unit (@SY_VRU) October 18, 2022

Today marks Anti-Slavery Day. The exhibition at Beckford’s Tower explores the life of its creator William Beckford, contextualising his wealth against the backdrop of his involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. 🧵 #AntiSlaveryDay 📸 Salford City Art Gallery https://t.co/xsAcWr9v7F

— Beckford's Tower (@BeckfordsTower) October 18, 2022

Today (18 October) is UK Anti-Slavery Day and we’re raising awareness of modern slavery and human trafficking. Modern Slavery is still happening within our communities. It is a serious and hidden crime, in which victims are viewed as a commodity to be repeatedly exploited. (1/7) https://t.co/cDgxJgABmN

— South Yorkshire Police (@syptweet) October 18, 2022

To mark #Anti-SlaveryDay, join us Anti-Slavery Day Ending the slavery of migrant domestic workers Panel discussion hosted by Jess Phillips, MP Wed, 19 October 2022, 1:00 2:00 pm IPU Room, Westminster Hall, UK Parliament (Cromwell Green entrance). Register https://t.co/RsjsrquzLP https://t.co/piL7cKUZSB

— The Voice of Domestic Workers (@thevoiceofdws) October 18, 2022

Today, Anti-Slavery Day, is reminder of ongoing fight against evils of human trafficking + modern slavery. Proud of @ukhomeoffice efforts to help victims + bring traffickers to justice, working with our many partners. https://t.co/Ib7k6UDUSG

— Matthew Rycroft (@MatthewRycroft1) October 18, 2022

Today is #AntiSlaveryDay. We identified 56 potential cases of modern slavery linked to county lines in Bedfordshire in the last 12 months. Read more about how how we are tackling modern slavery, county lines and criminal exploitation. https://t.co/lpfjOIgyML https://t.co/HZUcT6oQek

— Bedfordshire Police (@bedspolice) October 18, 2022