Summary
The Department of Justice is seeking views from the public and key stakeholders across a wide range of sectors on a new three-year modern slavery and human trafficking strategy that seeks to build on the progress made under previous strategies.
Documents
- Modern slavery and human trafficking strategy
- Modern slavery and human trafficking progress report: October
- Modern slavery and human trafficking strategy: Rural needs impact assessment
- Modern slavery and human trafficking strategy: Equality screening form
Consultation description
The draft strategy is a multiagency collaboration, with actions delivered by members of Northern Ireland’s Organised Crime Task Force, NGO Engagement Group and other agencies working to address modern slavery and human trafficking. Key partners involved in helping to deliver the strategic modern slavery and human trafficking objectives include organisations such as the Police Service of Northern Ireland, Public Prosecution Service, Policing and Community Safety Partnerships, Department of Health, Health & Social Care Trusts, Department for the Economy, Department for Communities, Home Office, National Crime Agency, District Councils , Probation Service, a range of non-Governmental organisations (NGOs), An Garda Síochána, and the Gangmasters Labour Abuse Authority.
A response questionnaire is available at Citizen Space. In order to aid analysis of responses it would be helpful if you could use the response questionnaire when responding.
Alternative Formats
Hard copies of this document and copies in other formats, including Braille, large print etc., are available upon request. If you require an alternative format or in a language other than English, please let us know and we will do our best to assist you. If you require any further information on this consultation or the content of this document, or any other assistance to make a response, please contact the Department.
Ways to respond
Consultation closed — responses are no longer being accepted.