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Minister hints at gambling curbs in conference speechThe government has expressed a willingness to usher in new safety measures to tackle gambling related harms.
Gambling
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'Govt modern slavery commitment a good first step' - CAREA commitment to 12 months of support for confirmed victims of modern slavery in immigration proposals has been cautiously welcomed by CARE.
Human Trafficking
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Call for 'pimping websites' to be banned
Sexual Exploitation
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Reform of 'individualist' tax system can free families from poverty - CARE reportPress release: 7/12/21
Marriage and Family
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Yousaf 'not persuaded' by assisted suicide plan
Assisted Suicide
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More than 10,000 women needed hospital treatment after using abortion pillsMore than 10,000 women who took DIY abortion pills at home then needed hospital treatment to deal with the side effects between April 2020 and September 2021, a new study has revealed.…
Abortion
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Bill to increase support for Modern Slavery Victims has its First ReadingIn the House of Lords this week, Lord McColl of Dulwich introduced his Modern Slavery (Victim Support) Bill as it had its First Reading in the House of Lords.
Human Trafficking
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Govt re-considering age checks on online pornographic websitesThe Sunday Times reported over the weekend that the UK Government is poised to introduce new laws to block children accessing online pornographic websites.
Pornography
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2021 UK Annual Report shows rise in child trafficking victimsThe UK’s Annual Report on Modern Slavery has been published. It covers key developments across the UK in modern slavery from October 2020 to end of September 2021.
Human Trafficking
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Milestone Down Syndrome Bill backed by MPsLandmark proposals designed to improve the services offered to people with Down’s Syndrome have been backed by Parliament.
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CARE statement: International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women (IDEVAW)Today, 25 November, marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.
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