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Critical Time to Stand Firm for Freedom

by Terry FitzPatrick | May 22, 2017 | Advocacy, Take Action, Thought Leadership

This week has been designated as Combating Human Trafficking and Child Protection Week in the U.S. House of Representatives. A good time for a situation update on the state of play for America’s most critical human trafficking legislation. Trafficking Victims...

White House Threatening Rule that Combats Slavery in Africa

by Maurice Middleberg | Feb 9, 2017 | Advocacy, Congo, Take Action, Thought Leadership

Our work to end slavery in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is under threat. Our Congolese partner organizations say an executive order being drafted by the Trump White House would undo years of progress. The executive order would suspend the Conflict...

Court Ruling May Help Companies Keep Slavery a Secret

by Maurice Middleberg | Aug 25, 2015 | Advocacy, Congo, Slavery-Free Commerce, Take Action

Your right to know if corporations are enslaving people to make products you buy is under threat. A court ruling last week might allow companies to conceal the suffering and slavery that we see every day in our front-line field programs.Here’s what has happened: A...

A Major Step Forward for U.S. Corporate Accountability

by Terry FitzPatrick | Apr 22, 2014 | Slavery in the News

Many U.S. companies must soon disclose if their products are tainted by minerals often mined by slaves in central Africa. A federal appeals court panel has upheld most elements of the “conflict minerals rule,” which is a new corporate transparency regulation that can...

Judge Upholds Legality of Groundbreaking Method for Corporate Transparency on Slavery

by Terry FitzPatrick | Jul 24, 2013 | Congo, Slavery in the News, Take Action

A U.S. federal court judge has rejected efforts by three leading business associations to block new rules that require American manufacturers to disclose if their products contain slavery-tainted minerals from central Africa. Judge Robert Wilkins of the U.S. District...

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