A girl works among other children outside a shop in Cambodia, where child labor is common. 'Modern Slavery' Suit Against Kleenex-Maker a Stinging Reminder of Supply-Chain Risks
"It's incumbent on the big brands of the world to use their commercial cloud with suppliers, get them to take modern slavery seriously and get them to do something substantial," said Sean Selleck, a Baker and McKenzie partner.
August 29, 2022 at 04:02 PM
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General Counsel and In House Counsel
The rise of ESG has made companies more accountable than ever before for misconduct in their supply chains—including what's widely called modern slavery or human trafficking.
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