Address given by the Archbishop of Canterbury at the Combat Modern Slavery service, 12th October 2016

Address given by Cardinal Nichols at the Combat Modern Slavery service, 12th October 2016: The Address given by His Eminence Cardinal Vincent Nichols, Archbishop of Westminster, at the Service to Commemorate the Work of William Wilberforce and Mark the United Kingdom's Commitment to Combat Modern Slavery, 12th October 2016. #WestminsterAbbey... by Westminster Abbey

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Address given by the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner at the Combat Modern Slavery service, 12th October 2016: The Address given by Kevin Hyland OBE, Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner, at the Service to Commemorate the Work of William Wilberforce and Mark the United Kingdom's Commitment to Combat Modern Slavery, 12th October 2016. #WestminsterAbbey #ModernS... by Westminster Abbey

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