Tag Archives for Genevieve Le Baron
Forced Labour, Trafficking & Slavery BISA-IPEG/ University of Sheffield seminar
We are pleased to announce an upcoming seminar to take place here in Sheffield entitled ‘Forced Labour, Trafficking, and Slavery: The Political Economy of Exploitation and Protection in the 21st Century’. The seminar is jointly hosted by SPERI, The University of Sheffield Department of Politics and Faculty of Social Sciences Migration Research Group, and the British International Studies Association International … Continue reading →
28 March 2014 by Sarah Boswell
Categories: Events
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Tags: BISA, Dr. Neil Howard (European University Institute), forced labour, Genevieve Le Baron, IPEG, migration, modern slavery bill, Mr. Jean-Marie Kagabo (International Labour Organization), Professor Julia O’Connell Davidson (University of Nottingham), Professor Nicola Phillips (University of Sheffield), slavery, tony payne
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Live Guardian web chat at 1pm today on slavery and supply chains
At 1pm today, Genevieve Le Baron will take place in a live Guardian web chat on ‘how to tackle slavery in supply chains’ with Beate Andrees (Head of the Special Action Programme to combat forced labour, International Labour Organisation, Geneva, Switzerland), Dan Viederman (Chief Executive, Verité, Amherst, US), Andrew Wallis (Chief Executive, Unseen, Bristol, UK), Neill Wilkins (Migration Programme Manager, … Continue reading →
5 December 2013 by Sarah Boswell
Categories: Media
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Tags: Amherst, and human trafficking, Andrew Wallis (Chief Executive, Anti-Slavery International, Beate Andrees (Head of the Special Action Programme to combat forced labour, Bristol, Chichester, Dan Viederman (Chief Executive, forced labour, Geneva, Genevieve Le Baron, International Labour Organisation, London, Neill Wilkins (Migration Programme Manager, Rachel Phillips Rigby (office of child labour, slavery, supply chains, Switzerland), the Guardian, The Institute of Human Rights and Business, U.S. Department of Labour, UK, Unseen, US, USA) and Aidan McQuade (Director, Verité, Washington D.C.
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What do food, construction and cannabis have in common?
A report by Genevieve Le Baron was published this week (on Monday 18th November) on the business of forced labour in the UK’s food, construction and cannabis industries by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation. The paper entitled Forced Labour’s Business Models & Supply Chains was launched yesterday at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation office in London, and has generated a wealth of publicity already. Genevieve … Continue reading →
20 November 2013 by Sarah Boswell
Categories: Media, Publications, Research Fellows
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Tags: Aiden McQuade, Andrew Crane, Anti-Slavery International, David Arkless, forced labour, Forced Labour's Business Models & Supply Chains, Genevieve Le Baron, Jean Allain, Joseph Rowntree Foundation, JRF, slavery, supply chains
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