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August 22, 2024

HRWG 2024 Meeting #3 - Modern Slavery

Join us at the next Human Rights Working Group meeting for the opportunity to hear from the New South Wales’ first Anti-Slavery Commissioner, Dr James Cockayne. He will discuss modern slavery statements, challenges with scalable modern slavery data, and explore the significance of these issues, covering the responsibility to protect, moving towards a value creation exercise, and examples of specific supply chains. This will be followed by the standard agenda items, including a series of industry updates as well as updates from our subgroups. We will then have the opportunity to reflect on our work plan as well as receive updates from RIAA’s Head of Policy and Advocacy.

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HRWG 2024 Meeting #3 - Modern Slavery

Aug 22

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2024

12:00

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13:30

 

GMT+10

Online via Zoom Meeting

Online via Zoom Meeting

Event

August 22, 2024

HRWG 2024 Meeting #3 - Modern Slavery

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Contributors

Speakers

Dr James Cockayne

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Join us at the next Human Rights Working Group meeting for the opportunity to hear from the New South Wales’ first Anti-Slavery Commissioner, Dr James Cockayne. He will discuss modern slavery statements, challenges with scalable modern slavery data, and explore the significance of these issues, covering the responsibility to protect, moving towards a value creation exercise, and examples of specific supply chains. This will be followed by the standard agenda items, including a series of industry updates as well as updates from our subgroups. We will then have the opportunity to reflect on our work plan as well as receive updates from RIAA’s Head of Policy and Advocacy.https://youtu.be/SPXjgMtcN1U

About the contributors

About the speakers

Dr James Cockayne

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Join us at the next Human Rights Working Group meeting for the opportunity to hear from the New South Wales’ first Anti-Slavery Commissioner, Dr James Cockayne. He will discuss modern slavery statements, challenges with scalable modern slavery data, and explore the significance of these issues, covering the responsibility to protect, moving towards a value creation exercise, and examples of specific supply chains. This will be followed by the standard agenda items, including a series of industry updates as well as updates from our subgroups. We will then have the opportunity to reflect on our work plan as well as receive updates from RIAA’s Head of Policy and Advocacy.https://youtu.be/SPXjgMtcN1U