Red Light Campaign Information

We are a campaign supporting survivors of slavery and working to raise awareness about the pervasiveness of slavery in the modern world. The Red Light Campaign is a London-based organisation promoting awareness and understanding about the suffering caused by modern-day slavery and human trafficking and helping survivors of trafficking through pragmatic means. Having launched several successful photography and fashion events in both the British Houses of Parliament and vibrant East London locations, the campaign’s open-minded approach has raised awareness and is a catalyst for regular action contributing to the fight against trafficking. In addition, we focus on facilitating communication with both the private & public sectors to establish skills-oriented rehabilitation programmes for survivors of slavery. Founded in 2010, Red Light Campaign has created HOUSE OF BETH, an online ethical fashion label selling pre-loved and ethical designer clothes, facilitating sustainable fashion events to raise awareness of modern-day slavery. Building on the momentum the campaign has created since its foundation, Red Light Campaign has launched a new and entirely innovative global social network: the CUBE MOVEMENT. The Cube Movement is a social network against modern-day slavery, which creates global and traceable chains of communication between engaged individuals and communities, by passing on wooden cubes with tracking pins. Aimed at connecting people everywhere with each other, as well as with organisations in the public & private sectors, it creates a unique and new way to continue the fight against the trafficking of human beings on a global scale.