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When looking for a job online, it is important to know how to stay safe and avoid being deceived. Fraudulent job advertisements are one of the most common methods exploiters use to lure in their victims.

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The Refugee World Cup

At the Beyond Borders World Cup, hosted by Pitch 2 Progress (P2P) with support from Migrant Help, Owl Housing and local partners, people came together for a day of football, friendship and community.
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Who is an exploiter

Anyone can be an exploiter, there isn’t a specific look, age, gender, race or faith. Exploiters can show up in different ways, such as a religious leader, an employer, recruiter, a friend, family member, a boyfriend, girlfriend, or partner.
Where to seek modern slavery support

If you find yourself in a situation where you are experiencing modern slavery or have experienced it in the past, there is still hope for you to be able to live a life that is free from exploitation and fear.
There is a way out

If any of the following apply, you maybe a victim of exploitation. Please contact the Modern Slavery Helpline on 0800 0121 700. They we will be able to help and safeguard you.
Support services for people seeking sanctuary

People seeking sanctuary can be any of the following: those that have claimed asylum, unaccompanied children seeking asylum, refugees, those with leave to remain and migrant workers.
Risks of working illegal cash-in-hand jobs

Going through the asylum process can be difficult. Financially, it may be challenging to manage and navigate with limited funds and for some, it may become tempting to consider ways of increasing their income.
Modern slavery in the UK

In simple terms, modern slavery is when an individual is selfishly exploited by others. Exploiters do this by taking advantage of the vulnerability of a person or group, for personal or commercial gain.
Life after asylum in the UK

After being granted leave, it can be quite daunting, particularly if you do not know what to do or where to start. We have put together some useful information to help you navigate this new stage of your life.
How to spot an exploiter

The truth is anyone can be an exploiter. There isn't a specific look age, gender race or faith. Exploiters can show up in different ways, such as an employer, recruiter, a friend, family member, a religious leader, a boyfriend, girlfriend or partner.
Beware of illegal cash-in-hand employment

Working undocumented can have very serious consequences on your asylum claim. Illegal employment can easily turn into labour exploitation. 47% of victims reported in the UK are forced into labour.
Access to legal aid

Legal aid is a provision that supports those with low incomes to pay the fees for legal advice and representation. Most people seeking asylum will qualify for legal aid to support their asylum application, detention, bail cases and appeals, providing that they meet the eligibility criteria.

Crisis fund

You can prevent further suffering of people who have already faced the unimaginable by enabling us to respond quickly when crisis hits. To find out more click here. Read more

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