Anti-Slavery Day - Modern Slavery Awareness

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To mark anti slavery day, this is a lesson on Modern Slavery. You will find a range of activities here, including mind maps, quizzes and open questions.

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Hello and welcome to this lesson on Anti Slavery Day.

Lesson objectives slide.

Forced labour

Sexual Exploitation

Criminal Exploitation

Domestic Servitude

Child Exploitation

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A

True

B

False

A

True

B

False

A

True

B

False

Spotting the signs information slide. 

Information about modern slavery in factories.

This video could be used to generate discussion .

A

When people work for fair wages and can leave their job freely

B

When people are forced to work or controlled with threats

C

When someone changes jobs frequently

D

When people work from home

A

Volunteering for a charity

B

Apprenticeships

C

Human trafficking for forced labour

D

Flexible working hours

A

They seem tired after work

B

They cannot speak freely/seem controlled by someone else

C

They work in an office

D

They use public transport

A

Around 1000

B

Around 10,000

C

Over 100,000

D

Over 1 million

A

Ignore suspicious situations

B

Report concerns to the Modern Slavery Helpline

C

Ask the suspected victim to work for you

D

Keep it to yourself to avoid trouble

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