Home Department written question – answered on 26th February 2014.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department pursuant to the answer of 9 January 2014, Official Report, column 314W, on human trafficking, how many victims of trafficking for the purpose of (a) labour exploitation and (b) domestic servitude received positive conclusive grounds decisions broken down by each first responder in (i) 2010, (ii) 2011 and (iii) 2012.
The following data represents the position on
2010 | Number |
Labour Exploitation-Positive Conclusive Grounds Decisions | |
Local Authorities | 6 |
Police | 65 |
SOCA | 1 |
Home Office | 17 |
NGOs: Kalayaan | 1 |
Migrant Helpline | 12 |
Total | 102 |
Domestic Servitude-Positive Conclusive Grounds Decisions | |
Local Authorities | 15 |
Police | 9 |
SOCA | 1 |
Home Office | 19 |
NGOs: Ashiana | 1 |
Kalayaan | 7 |
Medaille Trust | 1 |
Migrant Helpline | 3 |
Poppy Project | 4 |
Total | 60 |
2011 | Number |
Labour Exploitation- Positive Conclusive Grounds Decisions | |
Local Authorities | 32 |
Police | 88 |
SOCA | 25 |
Home Office | 14 |
NGOs: Barnados | 1 |
Medaille Trust | 3 |
Migrant Help | 11 |
Migrant Helpline | 12 |
Poppy Project | 1 |
Salvation Army | 19 |
Total | 206 |
Domestic Servitude-Positive Conclusive Grounds Decisions | |
Local Authorities | 7 |
Police | 7 |
SOCA | 1 |
Home Office | 32 |
NGOs: Barnados | 1 |
Kalayaan | 8 |
Migrant Help | 1 |
Poppy Project | 3 |
Salvation Army | 2 |
Total | 62 |
2012 | Number |
Labour Exploitation-Positive Conclusive Grounds Decisions | |
Local Authorities | 13 |
Police | 89 |
SOCA | 22 |
Home Office | 31 |
GLA | 16 |
NGOs: Barnados | 1 |
CTAIL (NSPCC) | 1 |
Medaille Trust | 4 |
Migrant Help | 5 |
Salvation Army | 46 |
Total | 228 |
Domestic Servitude-Positive Conclusive Grounds Decisions | |
Local Authorities | 8 |
Police | 10 |
Home Office | 11 |
NGOs: Barnados | 2 |
Kalayaan | 5 |
Medaille Trust | 1 |
Poppy Project | 2 |
Salvation Army | 7 |
Unseen UK | 1 |
Total | 47 |
Yes2 people think so
No0 people think not
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