Reporting human trafficking is crucial in combating this serious crime and protecting victims. If you suspect or have information about human trafficking, there are several ways to report it:
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Police: In an emergency situation or if you believe someone is in immediate danger, call 999 to contact the police. Report all relevant information to the police, who are trained to handle cases of human trafficking and exploitation.
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Modern Slavery Helpline: The Modern Slavery Helpline is a confidential helpline that provides support, advice, and guidance for individuals who have been trafficked or exploited. You can call the Modern Slavery Helpline at 08000 121 700 or submit a report online.
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Crimestoppers: Crimestoppers is an independent charity that allows you to report information about crimes anonymously. You can contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or report online.
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Salvation Army: The Salvation Army runs a confidential referral helpline for victims of human trafficking and modern slavery in the UK. You can contact the Salvation Army helpline at 0300 303 8151.
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National Crime Agency (NCA): The NCA is the UK's lead agency for tackling serious and organized crime, including human trafficking. You can report suspicions of human trafficking to the NCA through their website or by calling 0370 496 7622.
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Anti-Slavery International: Anti-Slavery International is a human rights organization that works to eradicate slavery and human trafficking worldwide. You can report cases of human trafficking to Anti-Slavery International through their website or by contacting them directly.
It is important to provide as much detail as possible when reporting human trafficking, including any relevant information about the victims, perpetrators, locations, and suspicious activities. By reporting human trafficking, you can help law enforcement agencies identify and intervene in cases of exploitation, rescue victims, and hold perpetrators accountable for their crimes.
