Working to end labour exploitation.
By challenging and transforming the systems and structures that make workers vulnerable to abuse, we’re striving for a world free from all forms of labour exploitation, including forced labour and human trafficking.
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November 17, 2025
FLEX Statement on Asylum Reforms: Forcing Exploitation or Destitution
Following the policy announcement from Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood on reforms to the asylum system in the UK, FLEX CEO Lucila Granada made the following statement: “The…
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November 11, 2025
Advocating for UK Migrant Fishers in 2026 and beyond
In 2024, we launched the Worker-Driven Social Responsibility Pilot in fishing in the UK, to meaningfully improve the protection of rights and working conditions of migrant workers…
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November 6, 2025
Domestic workers and exploitation experts slam Labour u-turn on migrant domestic workers’ rights
Yesterday, Peers rejected a crucial amendment that would have secured baseline rights for some of the UK’s most vulnerable workers. Domestic workers and exploitation experts have criticised…
ReadAreas of focus
Labour Migration
Making migration routes safer
Workers' Rights
Strengthening the enforcement of labour standards
Supply Chains
Improving accountability at every step
Reporting Abuse
Creating an environment where workers feel safe to speak up
Worker-Informed Policies
Ensuring workers’ views and lived experience inform policy solutions
High-Risk Sectors
Understanding the complex drivers of labour exploitation
Structural Inequalities
Challenging inequalities and structures driving exploitation
Human Trafficking
Ensuring that identification and support systems work for survivors in practice
