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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...

California leads the way with new law on corporate slavery disclosures

by Free the Slaves | Jan 3, 2012 | Take Action

The beginning of a new year always generates news stories about new laws taking effect. But this year, the list of new laws brings abolitionists something to cheer about. The California Supply Chain Transparency Act now requires all retailers and manufacturers doing...

Interactive Website Sheds Light on Slavery in Global Supply Chains

by Free the Slaves | Feb 1, 2011 | FTS Updates

Last October, Free the Slaves’ UK partner Anti-Slavery International (ASI) launched an interactive website that helps consumers get a global snapshot of slave labor in product supply chains. ProductsofSlavery.org shows you which products and industries have been...

Rep. Maloney to Introduce Federal Law Against Supply Chain Slavery

by Free the Slaves | Oct 26, 2010 | Slavery in the News

Representative Carolyn Maloney (D–New York) announced last week that she will introduce a federal bill modeled on the California Supply Chain Transparency Act (SB 657), recently signed into law by Governor Schwarzenegger. SB 657 requires all businesses that trade in...

Yes! Magazine Takes on Slavery in California’s Supply Chain

by Free the Slaves | Oct 21, 2010 | Slavery in the News

Friend of Free the Slaves, journalist Christa Hillstrom (who is also the founder and editor of Human Goods, a magazine-style blog on modern day slavery) has just published an article on supply chain slavery. She focuses on the recent passage of California’s SB...
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