Canada Proposes New Measures to Combat Modern Slavery

Canada launches consultations to strengthen anti-modern slavery ...

The federal government is seeking feedback on proposed measures to help combat modern slavery in the supply chain.

Canada Proposes New Measures to Combat Modern Slavery - Latest Developments on the Supply Chains Act and Preparing for 2025 Reporting Blog Terms ...

How to comply with Canada's new law to eliminate forced labor in ...

Canada's recent Modern Slavery Act is another regulatory step on the global journey to end forced labor within companies' supply chains.

The regulatory and legal implications of Canada's Modern Slavery Act

Canada's Modern Slavery Act would introduce new reporting obligations as well as financial sanctions for non-compliance.

Federal government publishes guidance regarding Canada's new ...

On the eve of Canada's new modern slavery legislation coming into force, the federal government published guidance to help organizations ...

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Canada's Modern Slavery Legislation is Now in Force - Cassels

On January 1, 2024, Canada's modern slavery legislation, the Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act 1 (the Act), came into force.

Canada to Implement New Modern Slavery Reporting Requirements ...

Canada to Implement New Modern Slavery Reporting Requirements and Child Labor Import Ban – Slotting into Global Compliance by U.S.-based ...

Canada: Liberal MP proposes modern slavery bill requiring ...

Canada: Liberal MP proposes modern slavery bill requiring Canadian companies to report on measures to reduce risk of forced labour ... A proposed federal bill is ...

Canada enacts legislation to fight modern slavery in supply chains

... Canada has enacted legislation to combat modern slavery in supply chains ... measures taken to remediate forced or child labour;; measures ...

Get informed on Canada's new modern slavery law. - Sedex

Canada's new law to address modern slavery in supply chains, passed in May 2023, is the “Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act”.

Canada: Proposed Modern Slavery Act fails to require companies to ...

Canada: Proposed Modern Slavery Act fails to require companies to prevent or mitigate evidence of forced labour in supply chains, says Civil Society Groups.

Preparing for Canada's New Anti-Forced Labour Supply Chain Law

... Modern Slavery Act; Australia's 2018 Modern Slavery Act; the European Union's deforestation regulation,4 draft regulation on forced labour,5 ...

UN report highlights concerns with modern slavery in Canada

Canadian businesses are urged to conduct regular risk assessments and implement measures such as modern slavery policies, non-compliance ...

National Strategy To Combat Human Trafficking 2019-2024

The new whole-of-government National Strategy builds on Canada's existing federal efforts by introducing a new focus area, “empowerment” to ...

Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains ...

Preamble. Whereas forced labour and child labour are forms of modern slavery;. Whereas Canada, as a party to the eight fundamental conventions of the ...

CANADA MODERN SLAVERY ACT - FRDM

THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RECENTLY ENACTED THE MODERN SLAVERY ACT, WHICH AIMS TO COMBAT FORCED LABOR AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS.

Canada Introduces Legislation to Combat Modern Slavery in Supply ...

The bill seems to rely on the moral repulsiveness of modern slavery and/or child labor being found to be present, described in a report, made ...

Canada Proposes New Measures to Combat Modern Slavery

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Fighting modern slavery and corruption in supply chains

Fighting modern slavery and corruption in supply chains: do proposed measures in Canada account for the challenges facing emerging markets?