Euan Fraser is Senior Policy and Research Advisor with Hope for Justice. He works closely with Hope for Justice’s programme teams and people with lived experience to advocate for changes to legislation, policy and practice to enhance the response to modern slavery across the UK. Prior to this, he led International Justice Mission UK’s policy work, drawing insights from programmes around the world to help inform the UK’s international response to modern slavery. He also previously worked with the Human Trafficking Foundation where he acted as secretariat to the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Modern Slavery. He has a Masters in International Law and Security from the University of Glasgow.
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What does the Rwanda Plan mean for victims and survivors of human trafficking?
Forcibly moving vulnerable people to a country with a high risk of refoulment breaches the UK’s international and domestic obligations. These policies can silence victims of human trafficking and modern slavery who may fear expulsion from the country, meaning they stay trapped in exploitation.
The Ukraine crisis has exposed the urgent need for joined-up responses to cross-border trafficking
More than 5.4 million people have fled Ukraine to other parts of Europe since the outbreak of war and have become refugees. What can we do to ensure they get the support they need and do not fall victim to people traffickers.