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As the new Prime Minister sets out his vision for the country, the PEC’s Director Murray Hunt argues that his proven commitment to the Hillsborough families provides an opportunity to show new political leadership on human rights, by demonstrating how they help ordinary folk in their everyday lives.  

Ten years after the Modern Slavery Act, meaningfully including survivors in policymaking can make a real difference, write the PEC’s lived experience experts: Jane Lasonder, Ify Dibie, Rozina Faheem and Christine Mutshipay.

Some thoughts we at the PEC took away from our conference ‘Ten years on from the Modern Slavery Act: Where next for modern slavery law and policy?’ on 5 March 2025 at the British Library.

Lessons from an event on co-production in research, co-organised with CAPE (Capabilities in Academic Policy Engagement)

There's a shift in tone on modern slavery from the new Government, with opportunities to go further in 2025, writes Head of Policy Impact Liz Williams

To mark Human Rights Day, the PEC’s Director Murray Hunt argues that it’s time to adopt a human rights-based approach to UK modern slavery policy.

Two members of the Lived Experience Advisory Panel share their experiences of working with the Modern Slavery PEC, one year on.

Three lived experience experts reflect on their experiences of working on the project exploring AI’s potential to improve survivor support.

Communications Director Jakub Sobik blogs his key takeaways from the research on framing