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.

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.

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.

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.

Sunday was UNDP & UNODC Anti-Corruption Day. Today marks the 70th anniversary of UN Declaration of Human Rights. How can you address corruption risk? Stay United Against Corruption and Stand Up for Human Rights

What does the regulatory landscape in the UK look like? We highlight the key #compliance issues that organisations face in our latest blog.

Investors and consumers are rewarding companies for their #CSR initiatives, but what happens when a director falls short on fiduciary duties? Read more about personal liability and the UK Modern Slavery Act.

More than 18 million people are victims of forced labour—but a new ethical sourcing standard could help. Get the details on the BES 6002 launched by BRE and the value it offers in our latest blog post.

Modern slavery risks have risen across the world over the last year, including in 20 of the 28 member states of the European Union. Today we look at the increased risks and numbers of victims of forced labour in supply chains, and how to mitigate these risks.

Our latest blog post introduces last weekend’s One Young World Summit 2017, Bogotá, Columbia, where LexisNexis BIS had a reporter on the ground. The latest Summit was a forum for debate on and sharing of innovative ideas for addressing serious global issues, including corruption and human rights.

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

Recent reports have exposed the world's largest fashion brands' supply chain failures, including environmental damage, unethical sourcing and forced labour.

The TISC of the UK's Modern Slavery Act requires firms to disclose their modern slavery statements. However, reports show not all firms are reporting yet.

#whomademyclothes is the question that Fashion Revolution asks every year in Fashion Revolution week. The initiative is aimed at raising awareness of social sustainability issues in fashion supply chains, including modern slavery and human trafficking.

This Wednesday is International Women's day, a great opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women.

This week, LexisNexis reviews The United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. We’re looking deeper into a case study with Nestle to show the importance of ongoing due diligence and monitoring.

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.

With only one week to go until LexisNexis host a free webinar there's still time to register. On January 19th 4pm, we ask industry leaders for their expertise on how the construction sector can mitigate modern slavery supply chain risk.

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.

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.