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Clarity and collaboration to protect migrant workers

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By Andrew Bret Wallis, Ian Welsh
Andrew Wallis, CEO of anti-slavery NGO Unseen, talks with Ian Welsh about the importance of scrutiny and collaboration to protect migrant workers. They discuss the absence of a UK independent anti-slavery commissioner, the need for better legislation enforcement, and how to create an environment where “good” business can thrive.
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The urgent need for better migrant worker protection

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By Andrew Bret Wallis, Ian Welsh
This week: Andrew Wallis, CEO of anti-slavery NGO Unseen, talks about the ongoing challenges for migrant worker protection for business in the UK and beyond. He discusses the importance of good human rights legislations to establish the right level playing field, and shares some examples of what good collaboration looks like.
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Why FIFA risks a huge credibility problem in Qatar

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By Andrew Bret Wallis, Ian Welsh
Andrew Wallis, CEO of UK-based trafficking and modern slavery organisation Unseen, talks with Ian Welsh about trends in human trafficking and modern slavery. Wallis highlights the positive influence of the finance sector in tackling the challenges, particularly as climate change is an increasing driver of displacing vulnerable populations around the planet. And they discuss the big questions facing FIFA ahead of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
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