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Slavery in Your Shopping Cart? New Website Helps You Know!

by Terry FitzPatrick | Oct 21, 2013 | Take Action

Most Americans inadvertently finance trafficking and slavery through the products we buy every day – from cocoa and coffee to cars, computers, carpets, cell phones and clothing. A new website, launched today, helps consumers, investors, policymakers and companies...

A Political, Economic and Moral Call for Action: Companies Must Disclose Slavery in their Products

by Terry FitzPatrick | Jul 30, 2013 | Take Action

A congressional briefing last Friday on Capitol Hill highlighted many reasons why American companies should be required to disclose if their products are manufactured by slaves or with slavery-tainted raw materials. “Government can help, without being in the knickers...

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...

FTS Freedom Award Winner Recounts Life in Slavery at OAS Roundtable on Domestic Servitude

by Terry FitzPatrick | Jun 26, 2013 | Take Action

With a “knot” in her throat, Free the Slaves Freedom Award winner Josefa Condori Quispe recounted her ordeal in slavery. “We have to tell this very sad story,” she said. Her personal testimony was a highlight of an Organization of American States roundtable in...

Investors Support SEC Conflict Mineral Rule as One-year Compliance Countdown Begins

by Terry FitzPatrick | May 30, 2013 | Congo, Uncategorized

More than 40 sustainable, socially responsible, and faith-based investment groups, who manage over $450 billion in assets, are voicing support today for new requirements that U.S. companies disclose if their products contain “conflict minerals” from central Africa....
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