Videos of Modern Slavery
It’s hard to imagine modern slavery in our world. We understand that. So we have compiled some publicly available videos here, showing the stories to raise public awareness.
Concrete – Tackling Modern Slavery in the Construction Sector
This video is a true story from the construction sector showing how polish workers were exploited having been promised work in the UK. The video is from Stronger Together. Anti-human trafficking/forced labour video tells the story of Jani and Izak who were victims of modern slavery. This film can be used in induction and worker training programmes and is available with multi-language subtitles. Such exploitation can be reported to police, Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA), and even a trusted manager or a worker representative.
#Forced labour, #Human trafficking #Forced construction work
Indicators:
Deception, Withholding of wages, retention of documentation, physical violence, abusive working and living conditions
Interviewing a Romanian Sex Trafficker | Ross Kemp Extreme World
This video shows the interview of a man who is responsible for trafficking young women. He doesn’t only traffick girls to the West but also acts as their pimp. The interview takes place in Bucharest’s largest prison to meet a trafficker who’s serving a four and a half year sentence. The conversation shows the degree of the cruelty of sex traffickers.
Sex trafficking is a type of human trafficking and is a form of modern-day slavery. It negatively affects the well-being of individuals, families, and communities. The video shows how sex traffickers use violence, threats, lies, debt bondage, and other forms of coercion to compel adults and children to engage in commercial sex acts against their will.
#Human trafficking, #sex trafficking, #sexual exploitation
Indicators:
Deception, physical and sexual violence, abusive working and living conditions
Slavery at sea: Thai fishing industry turns to trafficking | Guardian Investigations
This video presents a Guardian investigation that has linked Thailand’s fishing industry with the vast transnational trafficking syndicates profiting from the misery of some of the most persecuted people on Earth. The situation of human trafficking and slavery at sea is beyond worse. Hundreds of Rohingya migrants were sold from jungle camps on to Thai fishing boats producing seafood sold across the globe. As Thailand’s fishing sector faces crisis, fishermen are also moving closer to the traffickers, converting their boats to carry people and facilitating huge off-shore trafficking camps.
#Human trafficking, #fishing industry, #Rohingyas #labour exploitation.
Indicators:
Abusive working & living conditions and abuse of vulnerability