Select Committee Recommends Modern Slavery Bill Be Passed Into Law

Select committee recommends Modern Slavery Bill be passed into law

The law would require firms making more than $100 million per year to report on supply chains and operations, among other measures.

The Bill Headed to Newsom’s Desk That Could Force Corporations to Confess Their Slavery Ties

If Newsom signs it, California will become the first state to make large companies disclose slavery-era profits in a public database that stays online indefinitely.Read more...

California Bill Would Require Large Companies To Disclose Past Ties To Slavery

The California state legislature has taken the next step in its multi-year effort to identify and address the impact of slavery and anti-Black racism in the state. Now, major companies that operate within California may soon be required to officially acknowledge the ways in which they participated in and benefited from slavery as the state continues to explore reparations. Recently passed bill requires large California companies to disclose past…

California Moves to Make Major Companies Disclose Whether They Profited From Slavery

California advances AB 2599 requiring major companies to disclose slavery ties as the UN calls for businesses and banks to support restorative justice. California advances AB 2599 requiring major companies to disclose slavery ties as the UN calls for businesses and banks to support restorative justice.