The Thomson Reuters Institute launches its new Human Rights Crimes Resource Center today, which will offer invaluable resources for risk & compliance professionals in both corporate and governmental sectors
As the global landscape becomes increasingly complex, understanding and addressing human rights crimes is crucial for organizations that are committed to ethical practices. This revamped Resource Center provides detailed insights and tools to tackle some of the most pressing issues today.
Forced labor / supply chains — Supply chains, often sprawling and intricate, can sometimes mask the tragic reality of forced labor. This section of the Resource Center is designed to equip professionals with the knowledge they will need to ensure their organizations’ supply chains are transparent and ethical, thereby safeguarding those organizations from potential legal and reputational damages.
Sex trafficking — Sex trafficking remains a pervasive issue that demands urgent attention. This section of the Resource Center offers comprehensive guidelines and case studies to help professionals recognize signs of trafficking and implement effective interventions. By understanding the intricacies of this terrible crime, organizations can play a pivotal role in disrupting these illegal networks and protecting vulnerable populations.
Child exploitation — Addressing child exploitation is a moral imperative. This section provides a deep dive into the various forms of exploitation that many children face globally. It offers tools and best practices for compliance professionals to ensure that their organizations are not inadvertently contributing to these heinous acts.
Anti-Human trafficking toolkits — To aid in the fight against human trafficking, the center has refreshed robust toolkits, which were originally created by the City of Houston. These toolkits provide practical tools and tactics along with collaborative approaches that organizations can adopt to better spur effective private-public partnerships. These toolkits are designed to empower professionals with the necessary resources to implement effective anti-trafficking measures.
The Thomson Reuters Institute’s Human Rights Crimes Resource Center seeks to provide targeted resources and tools to empower risk and compliance professionals to uphold ethical standards and protect human dignity across the globe.
You can visit the Thomson Reuters Institute’s new Human Rights Crimes Resource Center here.
