The Global Slavery Index is an online tool that provides a country-by-country analysis of the prevalence of modern slavery, the vulnerability of each country’s population to modern slavery, and different governmental responses.

Using the interactive map, users can click on different countries and navigate through the variables used by Walk Free in the production of their analysis.

You can visit the Global Slavery Index here.

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