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Modern slavery is where victims are forced, threatened or tricked into circumstances where they have to work, commit crimes or prostitute themselves.
Modern slavery can take many forms, and is an umbrella term for many types of slavery including human trafficking.
Modern slavery is often hidden and could be happening anywhere.
Those responsible may be part of a criminal network which makes it extremely difficult for victims to break free without specialist help.
Whether locally or on a wider basis, there are experts to talk to, whether about your own situation, the circumstances of a person you have seen or heard about, or a person you know.
Is it happening right now with a risk of harm to people?
Ring 999 and ask for Sussex Police.
Are you aware of what might be happening but you don't think there is an immediate risk?
Additionally, you can speak to the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority if you have reason to believe there are vulnerable or exploited workers by calling0800 432 0804.
If you need support yourself, there are organisations to the right that can help.
If you need help or advice on something you suspect might be connected to slavery or human trafficking you can speak to one of the organisations below:
Or, if you work with children or young persons who may have been trafficked:
NSPCC Child Trafficking Advice Line:0808 800 5000
You can also contact your Local Authority if you are concerned about a potential victim. Please note the separate contacts dependent on if the person concerned is under 18 or not: