04 May Traffickers could profit when UK eases lockdown, anti-slavery chief warns
LONDON, May 5 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Britain must be
vigilant against human traffickers when it eases the coronavirus
lockdown, the country’s anti-slavery chief said, warning of
potential exploitation in industries such as hospitality that
will be in a rush to recruit new workers.
vigilant against human traffickers when it eases the coronavirus
lockdown, the country’s anti-slavery chief said, warning of
potential exploitation in industries such as hospitality that
will be in a rush to recruit new workers.
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