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Really pleased that Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan is supporting this vital research to help build safe secure routes for some of the most vulnerable people in our city to report crimes.

Our International Migrants Day 2024 story is live! 📽️ Watch, share & support our cause. 💛 Our crowdfunding page has been extended—thank you to the 7 supporters who’ve pledged so far! 👉 Help here: rfr.bz/f64c5bf

Merry Christmas to all workers, supporters and colleagues. Thank you all for your support in 2024. Kalayaan’s offices are closed from Tuesday 24 December and reopen Thursday 2 January 2025.

In our final episode of the year, Marissa Begonia shares her extraordinary story of survival as a migrant domestic worker, and of establishing The Voice of Domestic Workers to fight for domestic workers' rights. Tune in here or on your favourite podcast platform: nosmallvictories.buzzsprout.com/2117930/episod…

#VACANCY New year new job? Come join our team championing migrant domestic workers and be our next Community Engagement Lead. All details on how to apply on our website: kalayaan.org.uk/get-involved/v…

📣 OUT TODAY 📣 Ready, Willing & Able: The cost of not allowing survivors in the NRM to work Report 5: The Solution sets out the cost-free way the UK Government can grant the right to work to all survivors in the NRM with a simple change in policy kalayaan.org.uk/campaign-posts…

An inspiring listen from our friends The Voice of Domestic Workers. Marissa Begonia is a champion for the rights of migrant domestic workers. #WorkerRights #MigrantWorker

At yesterday's Business and Trade Committee inquiry session on Making Work Pay, it was great to see the Margaret Beels (DLME) call for protections for migrant workers reporting exploitation so they don't lose their right to remain in the UK by doing so.

ICYMI: We are launching a new project to help migrant workers report exploitation and abuse without fear. Everyone should be able to access services that ensure their safety. By working with partners across London to develop a blueprint for the city, we will make this a reality.

The final in this important series of reports sets out the simple and cost-free way the Home Office can grant the #RightToWork to all survivors in the NRM. The report is co authored by Caroline Lewis from our sister law firm, Team

Today Chris Law MP proposed a vital amendment to the Employment Rights Bill, to ensure that advancements in workers rights are advancements for all workers. Until the government addresses temporary and restrictive visas, the gap between workers only widens.

The extraordinary The Voice of Domestic Workers rescued 60 women from modern slavery in 2024. Incredibly, they are all survivors themselves. They carry out these rescues despite bodyguards & against ultra-wealthy networks. This week's #RealBritain 👇

“I was walking with no direction, ­traumatised and I found myself there, I looked up at Unite and thought, ‘Can a union help me?’” After escaping an abusive employer, Marissa set up The Voice of Domestic Workers, a support network and campaign organisation to support domestic workers across

Unite organises for ALL workers. With strong and inspiring worker-leaders like Marissa, we are a force to reckon with. Read full article in The Mirror Real Britain Ros: mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…

We support Kalayaan🧡’s call to grant modern slavery survivors the right to work while in the NRM to reduce re-exploitation risk. As a survivor we supported shares in the report: “Having the right to work would give me a sense of security that there would be no more abuse.”

Thank you to Joe Powell MP for stopping by and talking to us today about the need for workers to have rights to challenge abuse and prevent exploitation. We look forward to working with your office 🙌🏻

FLEX is delighted to be one of Big Issue's Top 100 Changemakers for 2025. We will never stop working to challenge and transform the systems and structures that make workers vulnerable to abuse, until we live in a world free from all forms of labour exploitation.