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24 Mar, 5 tweets, 2 min read
📣FREE WEBINAR - TODAY, 5pm📣

Practical Guidance for Practitioners Representing Victims of Modern Slavery - The Case of VCL v UK

This event is in collaboration with @SouthwellandPtr

Book here: bit.ly/3rmc0MN
Join the legal team from VCL v UK in conversation with the Anti-Slavery Commissioner for an important & timely discussion on the prosecution of trafficking victims.
Our panel will look at the impact of the VCL v UK judgment on criminal appeals and practical guidance for practitioners representing victims of modern slavery in the criminal courts. This is a vital event for those working with victims of trafficking and modern slavery.
The webinar will provide useful guidance for immigration and public lawyers, as well as criminal practitioners, and will help anyone dealing with complex cross-jurisdictional issues.
Speakers:
🪑Michelle Brewer, First-Tier Tribunal judge (Immigration & Asylum Chamber) & former Garden Court tenant
❇️Our Henry Blaxland QC
❇️Our @EmmaJFitzsimons
❇️Our @Stephen_Clark42
❇️Philippa Southwell, @SouthwellandPtr
❇️@UKAntiSlavery Commissioner Dame Sara Thornton DBE QPM

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