You can report confidentially. Tell us what is happening.

What the rules say you are entitled to

• Your passport or ID belongs to you. No employer, agency or landlord may keep it.
• Wages you have worked for are yours. Deductions for a job, a bed or a debt are not allowed to leave you unpaid.
• You may leave a workplace or a house. Being locked in, watched or driven everywhere is not normal work.
• Being undocumented does not remove your protection. In the EU and many other countries, victims of trafficking can get help and a reflection period regardless of status.
• You do not need proof to ask for help. Telling someone what happens to you is enough to start.

This is general information based on the ILO indicators of forced labour and EU anti-trafficking rules. It is not legal advice about your personal case — the helplines below can give that.

Staying safe

• If someone can see this screen, use the exit button — it leaves this page immediately.
• If your phone is checked, open this page in a private window, or use a friend's phone or a library computer.
• You never have to give your name here. Do not write your address if you are unsure.
• Write down or memorise one number you can call from any phone, even without credit: 112.

People who can act today