Email: katarina.schwarz@nottingham.ac.uk
Dr. Katarina Schwarz leads the Rights Lab’s Law and Policy Programme. Her research interrogates the law and policy frameworks operating at the global, regional, and domestic level to determine the elements of effective anti-slavery governance and map trends, successes, and failures in this area. This includes work developing and analysing the Antislavery in Domestic Legislation Database—the world’s first comprehensive database of the domestic legislation and international obligations of all 193 UN Member States with regard to slavery and related forms of exploitation.
A Modern Slavery Strategic Communications Campaign for the LATAC Region
Antislavery in Domestic Legislation Database
Antislavery Model Legislation
Assessment of Government Responses to Modern Slavery
Brexit and Modern Slavery
Building the Evidence-Base for Effective Antislavery Governance in the UK and UK Source Countries
Develop 8.7: What We Know About the Impacts of Anti-Slavery Programming
Ethical Artistic Work by Survivors of Human Trafficking
Legislating Against Slavery: Mapping the Legal Frameworks Addressing Human Exploitation and the Requirements of Effective Antislavery Law Globally and in Context
Measuring Effective Antislavery Law: Developing New Indicators to Track Legislative Progress on SDG 8.7
Policy Guides: “What Works” to Achieve SDG 8.7?
Prototype Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Mechanism
Reflect Project - Economic data collection and country consultation
Review of Modern Slavery Laws in Southeast Asia
Strengthening Modern Slavery Legislation through Improved Parliamentary Partnerships
The Impacts of Covid-19 on Modern Slavery in Transition: A Case Study of Sudan