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Report

Human rights in the supply chains of Australian businesses: opportunities for legislative reform

Publisher
Slavery Labour force Governance Corporation law Business ethics Supply chain Legislation Australia
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http://catalyst.org.au/documents/Human_Rights_in_the_Supply_Chains_of_Australian...
Description

This paper reflects on legislative measures that address human rights issues in global supply chains and argues that the Australian government and companies should learn from measures taken in other jurisdictions in the face of urgent human rights abuses.

Publication Details
DOI:

10.13140/RG.2.2.19986.04801

Copyright:
Catalyst Australia & The Australia Institute 2016
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
21 Sep 2016

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