One World Centre holds meeting to raise awareness of exploitation
Modern slavery and exploitation are bound to exist on the Isle of Man, according to a Human Trafficking Consultant.
Robin Brierley attended a meeting put on by the One World Centre earlier today to discuss these issues with local businesses, politicians, and members of the public.
Though it comes in many forms and may not be easy to spot, Mr Brierley hopes the talk will raise people's awareness of potential exploitation:
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