Tackling modern slavery: Vietnamese officers’ Scottish secondment is an ‘audacious approach’ to targeting trafficking

11th May 2021Sarah Gibbons, Contributing Editor, Policing Insight

A six-month secondment to Police Scotland enabled two Vietnamese officers to support the force’s work targeting organised crime groups involved in trafficking people into the country from Vietnam; Policing Insight Deputy Editor Sarah Gibbons spoke to Det Supt Fil Capaldi, Police Scotland’s lead for modern slavery and human trafficking, about the ‘lawfully audacious and exploratory approach’.

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Tackling modern slavery: Vietnamese officers’ Scottish secondment is an ‘audacious approach’ to targeting trafficking

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