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Australian Anti-Slavery Commissioner

A new and independent pillar in Australia’s response to modern slavery.

The Australian Anti-Slavery Commissioner is an independent statutory office holder established under the Modern Slavery Act 2018.

Role of the Australian Anti-Slavery Commissioner

The independent Commissioner complements work across government, business and civil society to prevent and respond to modern slavery. The Commissioner’s role includes:

  1. engaging and supporting victims and survivors of modern slavery
  2. supporting businesses to address modern slavery risks in their operations and supply chains
  3. raising awareness and educating the Australian community about modern slavery.

Chris Evans was appointed to the role of Australian Anti-Slavery Commissioner on 7 November.

Visit the Australian Anti-Slavery Commissioner website