Forced Labor and human trafficking can be considered “hidden” forms of abuse in global supply chains. The risk of abuse may be direct or indirect, and often companies do not even recognize their exposure to these dire human rights violations. Insite provides training for companies' employees and management - those who have direct responsibility for supply chain management - on how to understand, identify, and mitigate the risk of forced labor in their supply chain.  Our training satisfies the risk-mitigation requirements of the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act of 2010 and the UK Modern Slavery Act. 

The redress of victims of human trafficking must be handled very carefully. If victims are discovered in your supply chain, you may be their only hope for escaping abusive conditions. In addition to the proper legal authorities, public and non-government organizations with expertise supporting victims should be consulted.