Modern slavery exists within Australian borders, leading to exploitation in a number of forms including:
If you, or a person you know, are in immediate danger call 000.
Or contact the Australian Federal Police Human Trafficking Team on
131AFP (131237)
If you are unsure about whether you have seen or experienced modern slavery and want to discuss a situation further contact
The Red Cross
Website: redcross.org.au/STPP
Email: National_STPP@redcross.org.au
Call: 039345 1800 (Support for Trafficked People Program)
If you need confidential legal advice, Anti-Slavery Australia provides free consultations, referrals and information for persons who have experienced trafficking or slavery.
Website: https://antislavery.org.au/
Email: ASALegal@uts.edu.au
Call: 02 9514 8115
If you need confidential legal advice, the Migrant Employment Legal Service provides offer free, confidential legal advice and representation to migrants and temporary visa holders in NSW.
Website: https://wsmrc.org.au/directory/migrant-employment-legal-service/
Email: tle@mels.org.au
Call: 02 91376067
Text: 0475 360 241
If you need to report an instance of exploitation or suspected slavery, call the Australian Federal Police Human Trafficking Team
Website: Human Trafficking, Sexual Servitude and Slavery Information Report Form
Email: AOCC-Client-Liaison@afp.gov.au.
Call: 131AFP (131237)
If you need safe accommodation, The Salvation Army operates Australia’s only safe house for persons who have experienced trafficking & slavery in Australia.
Website: : https://endslavery.salvos.org.au/index.php/get-help/the-safe-house-for-trafficking-slavery/.
Call: : 1300 473 560
Sexual exploitation has occurred when a person has been forced or deceived into providing services of a sexual nature. In addition to the indicators for forced labour, the following signs may be present in offences of sexual exploitation.
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Visa exploitation occurs when a person has come to Australia, and their visa conditions and minimum working conditions are not being met. This may amount to human trafficking if they are coerced into working in exploitative conditions and/or their identity papers are withheld or freedoms restricted.
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While not always subjected to the state of modern slavery, temporary workers, seasonal workers and international students need to be aware of the risks of exploitation and abuse that can occur when they accept temporary or casual work in order to fulfil their visa obligations.
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