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Respect in Bexley is the name for our self-advocacy groups where people with a learning disability work together to make our community better for people with learning disabilities.
We can all help end modern slavery by being aware of what to look for.
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We can all help end modern slavery by being aware of what to look for. Signs that someone might be a victim of modern slavery include:
showing signs of injury, abuse, and malnourishment
they look unkempt, are often in the same clothing and have poor hygiene
appearing to be under the control and influence of others
living in cramped, dirty, overcrowded accommodation
they have no access or control of their passport or identity documents
appearing scared, avoiding eye contact, and being untrusting
they may allow others to speak for them when addressed directly, rather than speak for themselves
they’re collected very early and/or returned late at night on a regular basis
may have inappropriate clothing for the work they are performing, and/or a lack of safety equipment
may be isolated from the local community and their family
they travel only with other workers
The above list is not exhaustive and further information on the signs to look out for can be found on the Unseen website.
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Respect in Bexley is the name for our self-advocacy groups where people with a learning disability work together to make our community better for people with learning disabilities.