Walk Free has the world’s most comprehensive data set on modern slavery, encompassing multiple reports, policy documents, and submissions. Explore all Walk Free’s resources produced since 2011.
Global Slavery Index 2023
An estimated 50 million people were living in modern slavery on any given day in 2021, an increase of 10 million people since 2016. The Global Slavery Index 2023 presents a country-by-country breakdown of this estimate and provides an assessment of the level of action governments are taking to address the issue.
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Modern Slavery & Remediation – An Investor’s Guide
Co-authored by Walk Free and the First Sentier MUFG Sustainable Investment Institute, this report examines the role investors can play in providing or enabling remediation to workers who have experienced modern slavery.
modern slavery benchmarking tool
Wondering how your company measures up in addressing modern slavery? Curious about how to improve? Take our anonymous self-assessment to find out.
Beyond Compliance in the electronics sector
This report, produced by Walk Free and Wikirate, evaluates how 108 leading electronics companies are addressing these issues in compliance with the UK and Australian Modern Slavery Acts, highlighting critical gaps in reporting, and providing recommendations for industry actors and policy makers.
Guidance on Modern Slavery Risks for Thai Businesses
Released alongside the Guidance, our Modern Slavery Benchmarking Tool provides businesses with a score and tailored report on what they are doing well and how they can improve.
Beyond Compliance in the Renewable Energy Sector
The demand for renewable energy is booming, and for good reason. This increasing demand is driven by a global movement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and limit the impacts of climate change.
Climate change and modern slavery
The Bridging ESG Silos: The Intersection of Climate Change and Modern Slavery report from Walk Free and AllianceBernstein helps investors to understand and act on financially material climate-related modern slavery risk, including in the transition to renewable energy.
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