Inherently Human Voices
In our video interview series, we sit down with practitioners and sector experts to talk candidly about business and human rights – the progress, the challenges, and what it takes to get it right.
Nikki Shimwell, Head of Modern Slavery Unit, South Yorks Police
16 April
Modern slavery affects an estimated 28 million people globally, and 130,000 people in the UK at any one time. To understand what’s really happening on the ground, we spoke to Detective Superintendent Nikki Shimwell, Head of Serious and Organised Crime at South Yorkshire Police.
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UK Seasonal Worker Scheme: Interview with Caroline Robinson
22 April
Caroline Robinson of the Worker Support Centre on what life on the UK Seasonal Worker visa really looks like – where the system is failing, and what needs to change.
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Exploring remedy and leverage
30 April
Kerry Stares (Charles Russell Speechlys) and Louise Herring explain what remedy means in practice and how companies can use – and build – their leverage to address human rights harm in their supply chains.
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What is risk-based due diligence?
30 April
Kerry Stares from Charles Russell Speechlys joins Louise Herring to explore what risk-based human rights due diligence really means – and how to start doing it.
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Strengthening HRDD through stakeholder engagement
30 April
Kerry Stares from Charles Russell Speechlys joins Louise Herring to discuss the importance of consulting with workers and communities as part of the HRDD process.
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Richard Gardiner: What happens when legislation is ‘simplified’?
30 April
Richard Gardiner of the World Benchmarking Alliance spoke to us at a pivotal moment in the EU omnibus process – when CSDDD’s future was uncertain and the stakes were becoming clear.
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