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The regulations are already a thing, they're just scoped as corporate reporting requirements. I'm not aware of any politicians who would not want to end modern
by xyzzy123 5y ago
The regulations are already a thing, they're just scoped as corporate reporting requirements.
I'm not aware of any politicians who would not want to end modern slavery or child labour. It's very difficult to enforce these measures internationally so they tend to seek a local entity to hold accountable.
Like most, I would support more regulation in this area.
- ralph84 5y agoWell of course politicians don't say they're pro-slavery. They say they're pro-free trade because that's what the globalists who fund their campaigns pay them to be. That free trade with unfree countries leads to slavery is plastered over by economists who assure us free trade makes everyone richer.