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HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND THE SEX TRADE

Early day motion 1128, tabled 18 March 2010 by Baroness Clark of Kilwinning (Labour). Signed by 47 members.

That this House condemns human trafficking; notes with dismay that human trafficking for the sex trade is a particularly brutal part of this criminal activity; further notes that this modern form of slavery includes domestic servitude, bonded labour and forced marriage; welcomes the attempts that have been made to crack down on trafficking and the Government's support for Council of Europe conventions on this issue; and calls for continued vigorous Government action to raise awareness and stamp out this appalling trade in human lives.

Signatures by party: Labour 29, Liberal Democrat 7, DUP 3, Scottish National Party 3, Social Democratic and Labour Party 3, Conservative 2.