What is Modern Slavery?
Modern Slavery Legislation in Australia
Modern Slavery
An introduction to Human Rights and Modern Slavery e-learning module
E-learning Module
30 minutesModern Slavery
Online Register for Modern Slavery Statements
Web link
5 minutesModern Slavery
The Global Slavery Index 2018 Findings
Document / Presentation
15 minutesModern Slavery
Modern Slavery in Australian property, construction and infrastructure supply chains
Web link
10 minutesModern Slavery
Department of Home Affairs Modern Slavery Act Reporting Requirements and the Guidance for Reporting Entities
Document / Presentation
60 minutesModern Slavery
Anti-Slavery Australia – Working to abolish slavery
Web link
30 minutesModern Slavery
Business and Human Rights Resource Centre BHRRC
Web link
10 minutesModern Slavery
UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights
Document / Presentation
45 minutesModern Slavery
Lexis Nexis report: Hidden In Plain Site – Modern Slavery in the Construction Industry
Document / Presentation
60 minutesModern Slavery
Modern Slavery in Australia: the issue, the legislation and what to do about it
Document / Presentation
15 minutesModern Slavery
The Bali Process Government & Business Forum 2018 Quick Guide to Writing a Modern Slavery Statement
Document / Presentation
15 minutesModern Slavery
Modern Slavery in the Asia Pacific Region 2018
Document / Presentation
30 minutesModern Slavery
The Slavery Footprint: How many slaves work for you?
Web link
5 minutesModern Slavery
Tackling Modern Slavery in Supply Chains – CIPS
Document / Presentation
60 minutesModern Slavery
Forced Labour, Human Trafficking and the FTSE 100
Document / Presentation
90 minutesModern Slavery
Modern Slavery and Australian Infrastructure – Presentation slides
Document / Presentation
30 minutes
The Modern Slavery Act in Practice – strategies & processes for action. This half-day workshop from 29 Aug 2019 in collaboration with GHD and ISCA showcased how leaders in the sector were preparing for the requirements of the Act and implementing change throughout their supply chain for greater transparency as well as raising awareness of human rights and modern slavery issues. Through case studies, a panel discussion and peer-to-peer learning participants dived into the strategies, processes and actions required to shift practices to a new level, towards the eradication of modern slavery up and down our supply chains. The event aimed to provide a greater understanding of the new modern slavery legislation, what it means for Australian Government, business and industry.