Briefing for second reading of Modern Slavery (Transparency in Supply Chains) Bill – 8 July 2016
This briefing has been prepared on behalf of a coalition of human rights, development and anti-slavery civil society organisations that campaigned for the inclusions of the supply chain reporting requirement in the Modern Slavery Act. The Bill offers an important opportunity to enhance the supply chain reporting requirement in the Modern Slavery Act 2015. Download the...
Civil society letter to the Member States representatives in COHOM (Working Group on Human Rights of the Council of the EU).
On the 20 April 2016 ECCJ, Amnesty International, CIDSE, FIDH and Friends of the Earth Europe sent a letter to the Member States representatives in COHOM (the permanent Working Group on Human Rights of the Council of the EU) emphasising the importance and urgency of a stronger political action on business and human rights. Download the...
CORE Response to The Non-Financial Reporting Directive consultation
A response to the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills consultation on the Non-Financial Reporting Directive: A call for views on effective reporting alongside proposals to implement EU requirements. Download the report >>
April 19th, 2016
April 19th, 2016
| by Corporate Justice Coalition
Beyond Compliance: Effective reporting under the Modern Slavery Act 2015
This guidance is for organisations required to report under the Modern Slavery Act 2015. It sets out our initial thinking on how companies can use the new provision to link reporting to the wider due diligence needed to eradicate human trafficking, forced labour and slavery from their supply chains.
CORE submission to the Tackling Exploitation in the Labour Market consultation
A response to the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills consultation on tackling exploitation in the labour market. Download the full report >>
CORE Submission to inform the revision of the UK’s National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights
CORE’s submission to the government’s review of the UK’s National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights, including analysis of the document’s current deficiencies and recommendations for improvement. Download our submission >>
August 4th, 2015
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CORE response to the Modern Slavery and Supply Chains consultation
A response to the Home Office consultation on the scope of the transparency in supply chains clause of the Act, and comments on the proposed content of the statutory guidance. Download the report >>
Key Principles for the 2015 Review of the UK Government’s Business and Human Rights Action Plan
This paper sets out proposals for the revision and evaluation of the UK National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights, identifying priority themes and content to be considered as part of the review. Download the report
A Conflict Minerals Regulation that Works – Coalition briefing
Strengthening the European Commission’s proposal for a “Regulation setting up a union system for supply chain due diligence self-certification of responsible importers of tin, tantalum and tungsten, their ores, and gold originating in conflict-affected and high-risk areas”
February 5th, 2015
| by Corporate Justice Coalition and Partners