Responses to child victims of modern slavery in the United Kingdom: a children’s rights perspective. Child and Family Law Quarterly, (2).

Laura Lundy; Tracy Kirk; Faith Gordon; Ally Dunhill; Alicia Kidd

Responses to child victims of modern slavery in the United Kingdom: a children’s rights perspective. Child and Family Law Quarterly, (2).

Laura Lundy, Tracy Kirk, Faith Gordon, Ally Dunhill, Alicia Kidd

School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work

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Original language	English
Journal	Child and Family Law Quarterly
Early online date	01 Feb 2020
Publication status	Published - 01 Feb 2020

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