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Cindy Berman

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Head of Modern Slavery Strategy
Organisation
ETI

Blog posts from this author

Ending modern slavery: We need a balance between 'noisy' and 'quiet' action

18 December 2018
In the first of two think-pieces, ETI's Head of Modern Slavery Strategy, Cindy Berman, discusses some of the lessons she's learned from 2018.
Image courtesy of shutterstock

Why Commonwealth Heads of Government must act on modern slavery

20 April 2018
The Commonwealth Heads of Government are meeting in London this week. Amongst the many global challenges which they are discussing is ending modern slavery.
Image courtesy of the ILO

Talk of universal human rights isn’t enough. A ‘gender lens’ is critical too

3 April 2018
Why is it so important to approach the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) with a gender lens?

In honour of Paul Broadbent

2 January 2018
It is an enormous shock to learn about the untimely death of Paul Broadbent, CEO of the Gangmasters Labour Abuse Authority.
Women harvesting Indian cotton courtesy of the World Bank

Time for men to show leadership in eliminating violence against women

27 November 2017
Organisational responsibilities to end violence against women and how men must show leadership.
Woman working on a production line in Turkey, courtesy of Shutterstock

What kind of modern slavery legislation is best for Australia?

23 August 2017
The question Australia is grappling with, is whether new legislation aimed at companies should be regulatory or non-regulatory?

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