Which act provides anonymity for victims of human trafficking?

The Modern Slavery Act 2015 is the correct answer because it specifically includes provisions aimed at protecting the rights and anonymity of victims of human trafficking. This Act was established to consolidate and enhance various laws related to slavery and human trafficking, providing stronger safeguards for victims and ensuring they are treated with dignity. One of its key focuses is on providing support and protection for those affected, which includes ensuring that their identities are kept confidential to help prevent any further victimization and to encourage them to come forward to seek assistance.

Additionally, while other acts such as the Human Rights Act or the Sexual Offences Act may address various aspects of rights and protections for individuals, they do not specifically target the complexities and issues surrounding human trafficking and the need for victim anonymity as comprehensively as the Modern Slavery Act does.