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Human trafficking software launch to enable supply chain inspections

Confidential system launch approaches as the Guardian's report of murders and slave labor on fishing boats adds to worries of human rights atrocities lurking in seafood supply chains

By Jeanine Stewart | June 11, 2014 17:29 BST
Human trafficking software launch to enable supply chain inspections
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The Guardian's report of murders and slave labor on boats supplying raw material to Charoen Pokphand Foods’ feed division enters the airwaves as concerns over hidden human rights atrocities in seafood supply chains mounts [...]

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