SSE has joined Slave‑Free Alliance as part of its continued commitment to international human rights standards across its operations and supply chains. Slave-Free Alliance is delighted to welcome SSE as a member.
More than 300 people from businesses and civil society attended ethica26, the Human Rights in Supply Chains Leadership Summit, organised by Slave-Free Alliance and sponsored by Exiger.
The 2025 CCLA Modern Slavery UK Benchmark was officially launched at the Slave-Free Alliance (SFA) Annual Conference on 20 November 2025, providing a timely snapshot of how the UK’s largest listed businesses are progressing in their efforts to find, fix, and prevent modern slavery. While there are encouraging signs of improvement, with several SFA members making above-average progress in tackling modern slavery, the benchmark makes one thing clear: most organisations remain focused on compliance rather than meaningful action and measurable outcomes.
It was an incredible privilege to represent Slave-Free Alliance (SFA) at this year’s UN Forum on Business and Human Rights in Geneva, an experience which has given me a sense of urgency and a sharper focus on why this work matters, and why we can’t afford to slow down in our work at SFA.
The 2025 Slave-Free Alliance Conference was a packed-out event with guests including top brands and household names such as National Grid, Exiger, Hays, Virgin, CCLA and Barclays.
Slave-Free Alliance is calling for the UK Government to consider the human impacts of introducing new…
Slave-Free Alliance supports the calls made by MP Sarah Champion in Parliament this week over the UK’s responsibility to eradicate modern slavery in our energy supply chains.
One of Slave-Free Alliance’s original members in the United States, Health Carousel, has reiterated its commitment to social impact and its determination to protect its extended workforce of international healthcare professionals against the risks of labor exploitation and labor trafficking by renewing its membership for another term.
Slave-Free Alliance and Hope for Justice are proud to have won the SAS Hackathon 2023 (Americas region) for the creation of a pioneering visual dashboard showing forced labour by country, industry and commodity, pulling from a wide variety of data sources and formats.
Canada has joined the list of countries taking decisive action on forced labour in supply chains, after passing Bill S-211 this week. The new law means that Canadian businesses must report in detail on what they are doing to identify, address and prevent forced labour, prison labour and child labour in their supply chains. It is set to come into force from January 1, 2024.
