South Yorkshire Police are marking Anti-Slavery Day by sharing the warning signs of modern slavery and asking people to report concerns.
Modern slavery is happening every day, where you'd least expect it, South Yorkshire Police say.
The force is supporting Anti-Slavery Day by sharing some of the warning signs, which include avoiding eye contact, appearing scared or looking unkempt.
If you spot any of these indicators, police ask you to report it anonymously to Crimestoppers or to the police via 101.
And if someone's in immediate danger, call 999.
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A University of Sheffield history student has written about spending her summer break as a volunteer room steward at Cannon Hall.
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