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About Why 12 months of ongoing support Organisations that support victims have said that 12 months of support and permission to be in the UK is the minimum length of time victims need to give them a stable foundation for recovery. In Scotland and Northern Ireland there is already legislation that guarantees victims of human trafficking will be provided with support during the initial reflection and recovery period. About Unsupported victims find it hard to act as witnesses If victims do not have a guarantee of sustained support they are likely to be unwilling and unable to engage with police investigations. Unlike a person who is granted asylum, there is no automatic entitlement to on-going support or residency when a person is confirmed to be a victim of modern slavery. To access further support and remain in the UK, victims must Read more…. By freeforgood , 2 years 8 months ago. About Giving victims a direct pathway to recovery Unlike a person who is granted asylum, there is no automatic entitlement to on-going support or residency when a person is confirmed to be a victim of modern slavery.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} It can take significant time for Read more…. Because there is no duty to provide victims with support set out in law, there are also no clear minimum standards for the care and services that are provided. If victims do not have a guarantee of sustained support they are likely to be unwilling and unable to engage with police investigations. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}Some victims of human trafficking are overseas domestic workers ODWs who are granted a special visa to come to the UK as domestic staff, often for wealthy foreign or diplomatic families. In Scotland this is also being extended to 90 days, double the basic Read more…. About Ensuring quality of care Because there is no duty to provide victims with support set out in law, there are also no clear minimum standards for the care and services that are provided. In Scotland and Northern Ireland where support for the immediate recovery Read more…. The EU Directive on preventing and combating trafficking in human beings and protecting its victims gives victims certain legal rights to support. But at the moment, it is not clear whether these rights will continue to apply after the UK Read more…. Organisations that support victims have said that 12 months of support and permission to be in the UK is the minimum length of time victims need to give them a stable foundation for recovery. About Making the Overseas Domestic Worker Visa better for victims Some victims of human trafficking are overseas domestic workers ODWs who are granted a special visa to come to the UK as domestic staff, often for wealthy foreign or diplomatic families. It also recommended that the Government should take steps to ensure all victims Read more…. Cases have been reported of victims becoming homeless after leaving the safe house and police being unable Read more…. In the Modern Slavery Act a special visa was Read more….