Confronting root causes: forced labour in global supply chains
Forced labour is all around us, but not how you think. This report pulls together research from across the world to explain where it comes from and what we can do about it.
What should we debate next?
Beyond Trafficking and Slavery is launching a new debate series geared to allow all those working on trafficking, modern slavery, and forced labour to think through questions of principle, strategy, and tactic together. We're hoping for a productive conversation, and that begins by letting you choose what should be discussed. We warmly invite you to submit debate topics or questions that you believe need a hearing so that everyone working to end exploitation can move forward with more understanding and common purpose.
Please give this some thought. If you got to choose, which questions would you bring to the floor?
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