Supply chain slavery risk is 'highest in recent years'

The risk of modern slavery in Asia’s manufacturing hubs has increased significantly over the last four years, according to Verisk Maplecroft.

China, India, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar and Indonesia all performed worse in Verisk Maplecroft’s 2020 Human Rights Outlook ranking than at any point since 2017 – and regional risks are set to intensify due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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