Fighting slavery in fishing

2014-12-02T14:36:00

In 2013, 24 men from the UK maritime sector were referred as potential victims of modern slavery. Photo: Andrew Moore/Flickr

The UK’s Home Office is working hard to raise awareness of slavery in the fishing sector with a new campaign, aimed to give people the confidence to help tackle the ever-growing issue, writes Rachael Doyle.

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