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Human rights group urges Indian gov’t, shrimp sector to probe supply chains

After the SEAI questioned the methods and integrity of the Corporate Accountability Lab and the AP, the human rights group said, 'companies should not wait for reporters to expose their shortcomings'

By Neil Ramsden | April 19, 2024 10:07 BST
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After the Seafood Exporters Association of India (SEAI) questioned the March reports into alleged labor abuses in the Indian shrimp sector, first the Associated Press (AP) and now the Corporate Accountability Lab (CAL) have responded [...]

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