The ABA House of
Delegates has adopted a resolution that urges businesses to adopt policies
against child and labor trafficking that are consistent with four models. The
principles outlined in the resolution – known as Resolution 102B – says the
business will prohibit child and labor trafficking in its operations, assess
the risk of these problems, train relevant employees and communicate with
suppliers, and devise a remediation policy to address child labor and
trafficking. According to Delegate E. Christopher Johnson Jr. of Michigan, the
principles “will try to give business the tools they need to erase this scourge
on humanity. We have tolerated it far too long.”
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