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Enforcement is a pillar of the new government's immigration policy,but who suffers from the fallout of regulatory action? In the case of a recent sponsor licence revocation about 100 workers were left in limbo for months. Many are now in debt & unemployed thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2024-0…

Domestic workers are essential to households, offering support that enables families to thrive. Their dedication allows others to focus on careers and personal growth, yet they often face challenges and undervaluation. Click here to support our campaign bit.ly/VODW_Campaign

SECURE THE FUTURE OF HACKNEY MIGRANT CENTRE Community crowdfunding project in London by Hackney Migrant Centre ⁦Hackney Migrant Centre⁩ ⁦Caroline Woodley⁩ ⁦Susan Fajana-Thomas OBE⁩ crowdfunder.co.uk/p/hackneymigra…

✨Out NOW! The September issue of the Voice! ✨ ➡️Our EXCLUSIVE investigation: How exploited Caribbean care workers are trapped into silence by visa fears!! ➡️The Black Mental Health Manifesto! ➡️Your Health Matters! ➡️Get your copy: voice-online.co.uk/post/publicati… #voicenews

Everyone has the right to family life. But the last Gov stripped migrant care workers of this basic right & now we see the results - an 81% drop in care visas when the sector is already at breaking point. This gov must reverse this cruel policy, now. shorturl.at/cZNrf

Excited to announce the publication of 'We, Domestic Workers', created by our Campaigning Group. Detailing campaign goals and experiences of MDWs in UK alongside beautiful photography, it is a celebration of migrant domestic workers and a call to action 🔗kalayaan.org.uk/uncategorized/…

This week's The New Yorker cover story shines a light on the lives of domestic workers & echoes BBC World Service documentary 'Other People's Children', featuring voices from the The Voice of Domestic Workers. We’re glad to see domestic workers’ stories being heard worldwide. bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c…

We're so proud to partner with The Voice of Domestic Workers who have been nominated in the #AntiSlaveryDayAwards2024 by HumanTraffickingFdn 👏 Marissa Begonia and the #VODWFutureVoices are nominated for their outstanding contributions to advocacy and survivor empowerment: humantraffickingfoundation.org/antislavery-da…

There is an important need to ensure that people are not trapped in exploitative working conditions due to restrictive visa routes. People need to be able to access workers' rights fairly, and easily, no matter where they are from, or where they work. theguardian.com/environment/ar…

Fab day with our Future Voices network - our spokesperson training programme for migrant domestic workers in partnership with The Voice of Domestic Workers Today’s session was engaging with the media with the group saying that they were nervous about meeting & speaking to journalists.

Without legal identity, people struggle to access basic services and are often driven into informal, dangerous & exploitative work. A new report by UN University Centre for Policy Research & the Freedom Fund reveals the links between lacking official documentation & modern slavery. ➡️ bit.ly/3yZILcS

TUC Congress has passed a motion calling on the government to make sure migrant workers do not suffer the consequences of sponsor licence revocations. In May we reported that Home Office enforcement action led to 3000 care workers risking deportation. congress.tuc.org.uk/motion-05-migr…

Trades Union Congress has just passed ASLEF's motion on migrant worker rights. Restrictive visas entrench exploitation, particularly in construction and social care. We need a new system that doesn't create exploitation, by allowing all workers to challenge and change their employers.

WIN! We hear so many stories on our Unison helpline about the struggles of migrant workers stuck with exploitative employers. Great news that Trades Union Congress just passed ASLEF's motion allowing migrant workers to stand up to their bosses & change jobs, just like the rest of us.

Important new The Freedom Fund UN University Centre for Policy Research report showing how vulnerable populations, incl migrants, asylum seekers & refugees, face impossible choices without legal identity. We see this daily at Kalayaan with workers in the #NRM. We also fear a cliff edge with #eVisas on the horizon

Reports of exploitation in Britain's care sector have soared. But one migrant worker has now won a significant payout in a case that Work Rights Centre says could spur other carers to pursue legal action against unscrupulous bosses. context.news/money-power-pe…

🎉 Major win for migrant care workers! Our client, Kirankumar Rathod, has won a rare payout of interim relief: nearly £17,000 in unpaid wages and a monthly salary of £1,703 until the Employment Tribunal case concludes. context.news/money-power-pe…

'Caribbean care workers in the UK face racial abuse, sexual harassment, and wage theft, but are trapped into silence due to visa dependency on exploitative employers.' Important reporting from Vicky Gayle voice-online.co.uk/news/uk-news/2…

#WLPFEVENTS are holding a conference called Next steps for tackling modern slavery in the UK! Join on the 10th of December to be a part of this conversation with speakers including Kalayaan🧡 Nestlé UK & Ireland Anti-Slavery International! More information: westminsterforumprojects.co.uk/conference/Mod…

We will be at Liberal Democrats party conference on Monday! We’re loaded up with copies of our report #12YearsOfModernSlavery & our zine, ready to talk to people about the need for worker rights to challenge abusive employers & prevent worker exploitation. Do reach out if you’ll be there!