The University is committed to handling reports of modern slavery in a compassionate and fair manner that treats survivors with respect and dignity.
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If you or someone you know at the University of Sydney may be experiencing unsafe work, who may be tricked into exploitation, feeling trapped in unsafe and unfair situations or feeling extreme pressure to marry, we are here for you.
You can make an anonymous report through our online reporting form. The University’s Modern Slavery Unit will use the information you provide to understand your needs, to refer you to care and support, and where possible, address the incident you are reporting.Ìý
If you have experienced modern slavery, it is your choice whether to report the incident. You have the option to report it to the University and you also have the option of reporting it to the police.
Whatever you decide, we can connect you with appropriate support, provide information on reporting options, and assist you with the reporting process.
Modern slavery includes some of the most serious types of exploitation: trafficking in persons, slavery, servitude, forced labour, forced marriage, debt bondage, the worst forms of child labour and deceptive recruiting for labour or services. Often people recognise the types of modern slavery (e.g. trafficking) rather than the term itself.Ìý
Indicators of modern slavery include:
Submit a report through the .
The form is available to be accessed by anyone and you do not need a UniKey to login.Ìý
You can use the form to report possible cases of modern slavery that may be linked to any part of the University of Sydney’s activities. This may include the University’s supply chain, partnerships, collaborations, research projects, or concerns involving University of Sydney students or staff.
Reports can include:Â
If you wish to provide it, you can use the form to give us information about an incident that you or somebody else has experienced.ÌýÂ
The University understands that you may not wish to provide specific information about what happened, or personal details about yourself. We respect your privacy. If you make an anonymous report, the University may be limited in the support we can provide you with.
Any personal information you give us will be highly protected and kept in accordance with our Privacy Policy 2017Ìý²¹²Ô»åÌýPrivacy Procedures 2018.Ìý
You have the right to access and correct personal information about you held by the University. If you have any questions or concerns about this form, or if you wish to access or correct personal information held about you, please contact the Modern Slavery Unit, anti.slavery@sydney.edu.au
We may also collect personal information (including sensitive information) about you indirectly from third parties, if we are required to comply with obligations to assist relevant government agencies.Ìý
The Modern Slavery Unit will use the information you provide to understand your needs, to refer you to care, and where possible, respond to the incident you are reporting.Ìý
The University may be required or authorised by law to disclose any personal information you provide us with emergency or support services, or law enforcement agencies.Ìý
We will not otherwise disclose the personal information outside the University without your express consent.Ìý
The information you provide will be stored in the University's record keeping system and will be used to investigate and respond to your report. Identified information will only be accessible to staff whose duties relate to the University’s compliance with the Modern Slavery Act 2018 and relevant systems support.Ìý
The information you provide may also be used by the University on a de-identified basis to review and improve our response to addressing modern slavery.
If you have provided your contact details, the Modern Slavery Unit will respond to you within 3 business days to confirm we have received your report and clarify any information.Ìý
If you need urgent assistance, you should call emergency services by dialling triple zero (000).Ìý
We will review the information you have provided and determine what action might be required. As part of our review, we may need to seek further information from you, and/or from other parties at the University or external to the University. We will seek your consent before disclosing any personal information about you, unless required to do so by law.ÌýÂ
Depending on the findings of our review, the University may take certain steps to respond to the concerns you have raised, or any related issues that may arise. You will receive an explanation on the outcome of your report.
Please do not use the Modern Slavery Online Reporting form if your concern does not involve modern slavery. Instead, we encourage you to use other University forms for the purposes for which they were intended.
For example, if your matter relates to:Â
Support services for students
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24-hour free phone counselling is also available from the following community resources: Â
Free interpreter services are available to help any person communicate with service providers in their own language. Call Translating and Interpreting Service on 131 450. All calls are free and confidential.Ìý