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Based a sample of major UK and Australian mining companies, this study explores what corporate disclosures about modern slavery tell us about institutional influences. Researchers from the Australian National University and University of South Australia conclude that transparency-promoting legislation on modern slavery can be a powerful motivator for change.

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