Where can you find the emancipation laws and requirements of UK?

The Abolition Act 1807 - This Act made the Atlantic slave trade illegal in the British Empire, with violators subject to a fine and the loss of their ship and cargo.

Emancipation Act 1833 - This Act abolished slavery in all British colonies, with the exception of Saint Helena, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), and Mauritius. It provided for the freeing of all slaves over the age of six and for the payment of compensation to slave owners.

The Slavery Abolition Act 1833 - This Act abolished slavery in the British Empire (except for a small number of territories, including India, where it was abolished in 1843). The Act provided for the immediate freeing of all slaves and for the payment of compensation to slave owners.

The Slave Trade Act 1873 - This Act made it illegal for British ships to transport slaves, even between foreign ports. It also authorized the British Navy to seize and destroy slave ships.