The tea industry is a hotspot for human trafficking issues, including low wages, child labour and poor living conditions faced by workers, report shows.

This blog tackles modern slavery, prawns and one of Britain's biggest brands. Get to know more about this article by reading it here. Be informed! BIS UK Blog

This blog talks about mining your obligations in business under the Modern Slavery Act. Discover what the act is all about and how you can apply it to your business. BIS UK Blog

LexisNexis explores the ethical labour issues in the sector, why construction firms of all sizes should respond to the modern slavery, what good practice should look like, along with how business should monitor progress.

The first 100 modern slavery statements fell short in risk assessment and due diligence process, stressing the need for better supply chains investigation.

21-30 million people worldwide are trapped in slavery today.

STOP THE TRAFFIK are a non-governmental organisation driving media awareness to address human trafficking in the fashion industry.

This blog is about The Human Trafficking Awareness Index for June 2014. Read about it here and find out more about this in-depth report. Click here! BIS UK Blog

LexisNexis explores how UK consumers’ purchasing behaviour is increasingly influenced by businesses’ ethical behaviour. Take a deeper look into the risk of modern slavery this Christmas

The latest migrant boat disaster in the Mediterranean has brought an ongoing issue back into the spotlight.

The article 'Monitoring News Coverage: When it Comes to Online Tools, You Get What You Pay For' is presented here. Find out more about here. BIS UK Blog

The number of victims of modern slavery in England and Wales has increased fivefold since 2012, according to a new report issued by the Salvation Army.

Why is modern slavery still part of the Fashion industry’s supply chain? Take a closer look at the role that fast fashion plays—and how companies can better address it.

According to a report by Ergon Associates, majority of businesses are leaving out key information and meaningful action in their Modern Slavery statements.

On 12 June 2016 the International Labour Organisation will be raising awareness of child labour hidden in supply chains during World Day Against Child Labour.

Today is the 10th EU Anti-Trafficking Day which coincides with the UK’s Anti-Slavery Day. With 45.8 million people in modern slavery we look at key global initiatives and the positive impact businesses can make.

Highlighting slavery and trafficking in the supply chain is one of the biggest responsibilities of corporations today. What can we do to eradicate modern day slavery? Read our blog to find out.

New reports found almost half of FTSE companies do not comply with the UK Modern Slavery Act, suggesting there is much to do to promote ethical trade.

How does migration impact the global labor market? On International Migrants Day, we look at the impact of #forcedlabor on migrants and governments, businesses and communities can contribute to ending modern slavery in all its forms. Read more in our latest blog post.

This blog tackles about the launch of a new report by LexisNexis and STOP THE TRAFFIK looking at human trafficking within the cotton industry. Click here! BIS UK Blog