Kirsty Rogers Chief Sustainability Officer for DWF Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals requires confronting the systems that enable exploitation, inequality, and violence. Modern slavery sits at the intersection of several global goals—SDG 5 (Gender Equality), SDG 8 (Decent Work & Economic Growth), SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities), and SDG 16
We’re delighted that Fine Cell Work will be joining us at our event on 18th May at the Old Bailey. If you’re coming along, don’t miss their stand – this beautiful Cell Quilt will be on display. “Fine Cell Work’s Cell Quilt is a hanging quilt depicting
by Claire Hubberstey, CEO, One Small Thing “I spent many years in the revolving door going in and out of prison, every time I tried so hard to put the puzzle together – but being released homeless without an address, without a doctor, with no access to benefits or a bank
by Joe Abbott As part of their experience on the TechStart programme, interns Zak and Ivanildo attended the second event in the Justice For All series, Justice for the Accused, held at the Old Bailey. For both students from Saracens High School, it was a unique opportunity to step into
The RAND paper focuses on modern slavery as a form of exploitation affecting vulnerable individuals across sectors such as agriculture, construction and domestic work. It outlines how exploitation is driven by a mix of personal vulnerability and systemic factors, and emphasises that modern slavery carries significant social and economic costs.
By James Clarry CEO, Justice & Care If the criminal justice system exists for anyone, surely it is for the victims of crime. Survivors of violence and exploitation are some of the most vulnerable, yet, the criminal justice process is long and complex and fails to adequately take account of
This briefing paper was prepared to support the second event of the Justice for All conference series, ‘Justice for the Accused.’ RAND Europe is a research partner for this series, which is a year-long programme of events that examines the challenges facing modern justice systems. This paper reflects on the
In 1225, the Magna Carta laid the foundation for the rule of law in England—a bold declaration that justice should be accessible, fair, and accountable. Eight centuries later, we continue to build on that legacy, striving to deliver justice for all in a world that has grown more complex,
We are pleased to announce that RAND Europe, a not-for-profit research institute committed to improving policy and decision-making through evidence and analysis, has joined the Justice for All Series as an official Research Partner. RAND Europe brings a wealth of experience in criminal justice policy, systems reform, and societal impact