Joint Committee on Human Rights declares domestic laws “inadequate” for tackling forced labour.

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A new report on Forced Labour in UK Supply Chains, by the Joint Committee on Human Rights builds on recommendations first made in 2017, calling for the government to introduce mandatory human rights due diligence and a “failure to prevent” mechanism into domestic law. 

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