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AFN welcomes Modern Slavery Act announcement
16 August 2017
The Australian Freedom Network (AFN) has welcomed the Federal Government's announcement of an Act of Parliament to eradicate modern slavery in Australia. Read more
AFN Calls for a Modern Slavery Act in Australia
30 May 2017
AFN Submission - Inquiry into an Australian Modern Slavery Act Read more
Australian Bishops call for end to slavery by 2030
9 May 2017
May 9, 2017 By CathNews Australia’s national policy should be directed to eradicating human t... Read more
Working Together Against Modern Slavery - Uniting Church in Australia
2 May 2017
The President of the Uniting Church in Australia has welcomed the combined advocacy efforts of ecumenical, interfaith and community partners in support of a Modern Slavery Act for Australia. Read more
AFN welcomes Business Council support for a Modern Slavery Act
5 April 2017
The Australian Freedom Network has welcomed the Business Council of Australia's support for an Act of Parliament to discourage slavery-like work conditions. Read more
Sydney Catholic Archbishop takes a stand against Slavery - AAP News Story
29 March 2017
Archbishop Fisher told a NSW parliamentary inquiry that the Catholic Church were taking a stand against slavery in their supply chains. Read more
Leader of the Catholic Church in Sydney announces slavery free supply chain initiative
29 March 2017
The most senior Catholic leader of NSW, Archbishop Anthony Fisher announces a review of all its contracts and business practices to ensure it only purchases slavery free goods. Read more
'Business and religious groups join forces to end modern slavery' - SMH Story
29 March 2017
18 national faith leaders have called on the federal government for an act of Parliament to discourage slavery-like conditions. Read more
'Religious leaders pen open letter to PM urging action on modern slavery' - ABC News Story
29 March 2017
A coalition of anti-slavery groups and religious leaders have written to the Prime Minister, urging him to pass laws to stamp out slavery in Australia. Read more