The Octopus Way

Why our public health services must be vigilant about how and where they buy medical equipment

Posted on 28th June 20201st January 2021 by cindy

Pakistan produces around 75% of the worlds high-end surgical instruments that are used in hospitals and health clinics around the world. Child labour and exploitative labour practices are used to produce these – operating in small, informal units at lower ends of the supply chain. I led a multi-stakeholder initiative Continue Reading

Three Ways to Ensure Safer Workplaces after Lockdown

Posted on 29th May 202030th August 2020 by cindy

Blog for the British Retail Consortium

Podcast: The Ethical Agenda

Posted on 29th March 202030th August 2020 by cindy

Interview with Safia Minney The Ethical Trade Agenda

Podcast: Remedy and Modern Slavery

Posted on 29th March 202030th August 2020 by cindy

I was interviewed for SlaveFreeToday with Tina Davis

Video: Ethical Consumption

Posted on 29th January 202030th August 2020 by cindy

Interview with Glasgow University

Does Organised Crime Drive Modern Slavery, or Is It Something Else?

Posted on 1st December 201930th August 2020 by cindy

This article appeared on Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) website 22 March 2018. Modern slavery is often linked to organised crime. We assume the problem is driven by criminal gangs that make huge profits from trafficking and exploiting vulnerable children, women and men into forced labour, sexual exploitation or other Continue Reading