How can I help my friend who has been trafficked in another country?
How can I help my friend who has been trafficked in another country?
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If your friend is in another country, they can access help and advice by contacting The National Crime Agency’s Modern Slavery Helpline on 0800 121 700 for their local police, or the nearest British Embassy or Consulate. If you’re outside the UK you can contact Foreign & Commonwealth Office on +442039676234, who will help put you in touch with relevant contacts overseas. You could also look into organisations such as Unseen and Hope for Justice to find out more about how to obtain resources and support those affected by human trafficking.
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How can I help my friend who has been trafficked in another country?
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There are a number of steps you can take to help your friend who has been trafficked in another country. First, create an inventory of all the information you have about your friend’s situation. You can document his or her name, date and place of birth, nationality, gender, photograph and any other relevant information you have. Secondly, contact resources in the host country to access appropriate interventions and make sure they are aware your friend's situation. thirdly - ensure communication between family and friends is supported as they could provide critical care needed for their loved one's healing process such as moral support and other forms of practical aid . Fourthly - advocate against human trafficking both locally and abroad to bring global attention to this cause . Last but not least - Report any cases if suspicion or activity related to modern-day slavery or child exploitation
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