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31 Mar 2016

UK: Sedex releases new guidance for auditors to tackle under-reporting of forced labour

On 22 March 2016, the Sedex Associate Auditor Group released guidance on how auditors can detect indicators of forced labour.  The guidance, co-authored by Marianne Voss, Sedex's stakeholder executive and David Camp, Stronger Together's programme coordinator, is the product of an initiative to eliminate modern slavery by tackling audit underreporting of forced labour.