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Information about Human Trafficking and Exploitation
October 23, 2019 by Lorraine Carlyle No Comments | Category Best practice, Human Trafficking, NHS Scotland, Procurement news, Scottish Procurement
Public Survey
As part of a review of our Trafficking and Exploitation Strategy, we’re looking for your views. A public survey is open to everyone in Scotland with an interest in the review of the strategy. The survey closes on 30 November 2019.
Newsletter
The latest human trafficking and exploitation bi-annual newsletter is available on the Scottish Government website.
Local authority and NHS Health Scotland guidance
COSLA has produced guidance for all local authorities in Scotland on human trafficking and exploitation. This guidance is aimed to develop good practice in order to identify, refer and support victims of human trafficking and exploitation, and disrupt and deter criminal activities.
NHS Health Scotland has also published refreshed guidance for NHS Scotland staff on human trafficking. The guidance aims to help frontline health professionals spot the signs of human trafficking and what action to take if they have concerns.
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