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The very high demand for very cheap products, the ruthless international competition and the complexity of the international networks of subcontractors linked to this globalization without brakes or rules has created, as never before in history, many opportunities for criminals to produce goods and services with slaves. How to educate demand and encourage producers to strictly control their production chains?
Speakers:
OPENING REMARKS — DEMAND’S RESPONSIBLITY: Professor Michel Veuthey, Ambassador of the Sovereign Order of Malta to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons
Sr. Mirjam Beike, RGS, Moderator
Brian Iselin, Founder of Geneva-based Slave Free Trade, a nonprofit working on leveraging the might of the blockchain to rid the world of slave labor
John Anthony McCarthy, Chair of the Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney Anti-Slavery Taskforce Executive Team, Australian Ambassador to the Holy See from 2012 to 2016, QC, Queens Counsel at the NSW Bar and a barrister in Sydney
Cristina Duranti, Director of GSIF Good Shepherd International Foundation which won the Thomson Reuters Foundation Stop Slavery Award for their work fighting the exploitation of children forced to work in mines in DR Congo.
You can also access the video of this webinar available with translations in French, Italian, German, Spanish, Russian and Chinese on the adlaudatosi website: www.adlaudatosi.org
The webinars are organized by the Ambassador of the Sovereign Order of Malta to monitor and combat trafficking in persons with the Collège Universitaire Henry-Dunant, in cooperation with Sister Mirjam Beike, RGS, Representative at the UN in Geneva for the Sisters of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd.
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