News
Stock Exchange Guidance on Modern Slavery Growing, But More Needed
Although more stock exchanges reference modern slavery in their ESG disclosure guidance, variation in terms of coverage and details remains.
Report
Asset Recovery and Restitution
Leveraging Inter-agency and Multi-stakeholder Cooperation to Facilitate Compensation for Victims and Survivors of Forced Labour and Human Trafficking.
News
Targeting the International Anti-Money Laundering Regime to Address Human Trafficking and Forced Labour
Changing the anti-money laundering regime would bring important shifts in the global economy, resulting in less exploitation and fewer labour abuses.
Media Coverage
Could COP28 Help Protect Africans From Growing Modern Slavery?
An opportunity to initiate conversations about environmental and social risks in financial sector investments.
Media Coverage
Adopt a more democratic approach to achieve a greener economy
UNU-INRA Director, Fatima Denton, states that democracy is essential in ensuring the inclusion of diverse voices for Just Transitions in Africa.
Brief
Migration and Decent Work: Challenges for the Global South
Recommendations to ensure workers in the Global South have access to decent work.
Working Paper
Unlocking the Potential: The Call for an International Decade of Data
Prioritizing and advancing data as the bedrock for social and economic development.
Brief
How Financial Intelligence Units Can Support the More Effective Implementation of Sanctions Regimes
Leveraging the expertise, experience, and networks of FIUs in the fight against modern slavery.
Brief
Artificial Intelligence: Addressing or Distorting the Modern Slavery Challenge?
Leveraging AI's potential and mitigating its risks in efforts to address modern slavery.
Blog Post
Stuck at the Bottom of the Job Ladder in Africa
Targeted labour policy, and investments in infrastructure and urban public services, could help workers stuck at lower employment tiers in Africa.