Organized sex slavery in the U.K.: Resources for undersranding?

[Malvarrosa]

I’ve read Girl A, and watched the BBC miniseries Three Girls (twice). I’m aware of the work of Baroness Cox, and of the
Medaille Trust.

What else should I read, watch, listen to, look into to understand something about this phenomenon? I’m in a non-English speaking country, so it’s not always easy to access books/films from the UK/in English. I appreciate any guidance on what books and so on are worth seeking out.

Also - it looks like the UK Government- the Home Office? - recently commissioned a report but said it would not be released to the public, then did a reverse and agreed to release it. But I can’t find it. Anyone have a link, or official word on when the report will be released, if it hasn’t been yet?

Thanks in advance for any help/ suggestions.

If you look into Govanhill and organised sex slavery, you'll find endless news reports and articles about it.

I'm not sure what exactly you're trying to understand about it to recommend a book on the subject. Whether it be a case study, something talking about the psychology of the subject or whatnot.

Sex slavery is a hidden crime and there doesn't seem to be any political will to talk about it; it tends to be lumped in with the generic term 'human trafficking'.
Data on slavery is held by the Modern Slavery Policing Transfer Unit and they have some training resources here;
www.gov.uk/government/publications/modern-slavery-training-resource-page/modern-slavery-training-resource-page

There's a superficial article that has data collated from Freedom of Information requests collated as a graphic, it shows an alarming rise in the number of identified victims;
inews.co.uk/news/uk/human-trafficking-uk-cases-rise-sexual-exploitation-modern-slavery-561742