Senior officials from the US State Department discuss the findings of their 2018 Trafficking in Persons Report and other US government measures to prevent modern slavery.

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How much progress is the UK government making in tackling labour abuse and exploitation?

One year on, what have we learned from Modern Slavery Statements?

Through ever rapidly increasing advances, digitalisation is radically transforming the architecture of work, with ne

Are the SDGs actually achievable or are they just aspirational yet impractical ideals? How can businesses engage with the SDGs and align them with their own strategies, goals and activities on ethical trade?

Pride at work? LGBT issues and ethical trade.

How far should companies go in disclosing potentially sensitive information? What are the challenges or limitations for companies related to greater transparency and disclosure? And does greater transparency actually have a positive impact on workers' rights?

Negotiations on agreements like TPP, TTIP and CETA have recently attracted widespread attention and controversy. Other agreements, such as GSP+ and EBA, have been in place for years but continue to be debated.

How can fast fashion companies keep pace with their competitors whilst also being ethical? 

How can fast fashion companies keep pace with their competitors whilst also being ethical? 

The UK Modern Slavery Act: What does it mean for businesses and consumers?

The economy may be open but the political space is increasingly closed.

What does 'empowerment' mean, and who defines it? What strategies are we using to know if they're working?

With 6.8 billion mobile subscriptions globally, that’s nearly one mobile phone for every person on the planet.

How can worker voice, social dialogue and collective action operate within existing legal systems and structures?

Klara Skrivankova from Anti Slavery International gave an overview of progress and the process for the UK Modern Slavery Bill before it is approved

Simon Steyne from the ILO talked about the need to promote long-term thinking and encouraged companies to be brave in their work to tackle the issu

Janna Ter Meer of the Behavioural Insights Team (BIT) talked about why it is so difficult for consumers and organisations to change behaviour even

There is a lot of talk nowadays about due diligence in light of the UN Guiding Principles on Business & Human Rights, new legislation and EU Di