Home Office urged to improve 'disjointed' work on modern slavery
Home Office urged to improve 'disjointed' work on modern slavery Immigration inspector finds "little evidence of a plan" to address flaws in work Photo: PA Home Office work to tackle modern slavery and human trafficking is too disjointed and too little is being done to crack down on the criminals responsible for it, the immigration watchdog has said. In a highly critical report, the independent chief inspector of borders and immigration, David Bolt, said work to “identify, investigate, disrupt and prosecute the perpetrators of modern slavery and human trafficking” by three of the Home Of...
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