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Effective eradication of modern slavery

Andrew Wallis ()
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Andrew Wallis: Andrew Wallis is CEO of Unseen and UK Modern Slavery Helpline and Resource Centre, Deben House, 1–5 Lawrence Hill, Bristol BS5 0BY, UK.

Nature Human Behaviour, 2017, vol. 1, issue 5, 1-3

Abstract: Slavery is not a thing of the past but has simply morphed from chattel slavery into forced labour and debt bondage. While consumers are preoccupied with cheap labour and goods, and businesses aren't held accountable for their supply chains, we continue to fuel this US$150 billion profit-making industry.

Date: 2017
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