As the UK marks ten years since the Modern Slavery Act was passed, the nature of modern slavery is shifting. Conflict, climate shocks, economic instability, and the rise of new trafficking networks are creating fresh challenges, and demanding an urgent policy response.

Deep in the throes of a general election campaign where immigration is still one of the most important issues facing the country according to voters, and on World Refugee Day 2024, we revisit how the UK can help actively address some of the biggest global push factors for irregular migration.

The Coalition for Global Prosperity have today our latest report looking at the role of the UK’s Soft Power in Global Health and the importance of continued leadership in this field.