Human Rights Compliance - How the Public and Private Sectors Can Work Together to Stop Modern-Day Slavery

Authors

Stephen Payne, The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law
Sarah Helene Duggin, The Catholic University of American, Columbus School of LawFollow
Renata Parras
John Cotton Richmond
Kevin Hyland
John Jager

Streaming Media

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

10-28-2021

Abstract

On October 28, 2021, Catholic Law’s Compliance, Investigations, & Corporate Responsibility (CICR) Program, in collaboration with Paul Hastings LLP, presented the first program of its 2021 Business Accountability for Human Rights series. The event, “Human Rights Compliance - How the Public and Private Sectors Can Work Together to Stop Modern-Day Slavery,” provided an overview of human rights issues in global supply chains with a particular focus on labor exploitation and ideas for how businesses, governments, and NGOs can work together to stop human trafficking, modern-day slavery, and other types of labor exploitation.

Recommended Citation

Payne, Stephen; Duggin, Sarah Helene; Parras, Renata; Richmond, John Cotton; Hyland, Kevin; and Jager, John, "Human Rights Compliance - How the Public and Private Sectors Can Work Together to Stop Modern-Day Slavery" (2021). Other Lectures & Events. 58.
https://scholarship.law.edu/other_lectures/58