Whilst a 2016 ETI report heralded the MSA as a ‘game-changer’, citing that twice as many CEOs and other sector executives are actively involved in addressing modern slavery, disappointingly, over the subsequent five years, we have not seen a huge spike in the levels of reporting compliance with the MSA. There are reports that suggest that compliance still falls below 50%.
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A recently published report by the EU Commission has revealed only 1/3 of business currently undertake some form of due diligence
[First publishedPublished in Transform Magazine: Colleen Theron discusses human rights legislation and the practical steps an organisation […]
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What will a failure to take meaningful action to address child labour in supply chains mean in the context of the most recent case against Tech giants?
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Looking back at 10 years of Ardea International and trends affecting the Responsible Business agenda
Insights of the 10 key trends affecting responsible business in the past 10 years
What are the lessons we can learn about human trafficking from the deaths of 39 victims in a Truck
What does sustainable procurement mean for your organisation?
The STRT It is an open-source tool companies use for targeted modern slavery due diligence.
How does this affect your non-financial obligations?
What is responsible business practice? Is it different to CSR? How can organisations implement these standards?
The legal insight covers the lawsuit involving Nestle and Cargill Inc filed by former victims of modern slavery.
The Independent Review of the Modern Slavery Act: two and a half cheers for the review panel, one and a […]