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Supply chain: a human rights risk awareness tool (RHSF)

In order to raise awareness of the risks of forced labour and child labour, the NGO Human Ressources Without Borders (RHSF) is launching a dedicated tool. It presents in an interactive way the world of...

Martine Combemale, fighter for human rights

Founder of the NGO Human Rights Without Borders (RHSF),Martine Combemale was awarded the Legion of Honour in 2020 for herfight against forced and child labor. “She must not enter into your office”. This warning pronounced...

RHSF interviewed by Éditions Législatives

The law of February 10, 2020 relating to the fight against waste and the circular economy is intended to encourage companies to engage in a circular economy approach. The book “Économie circulaire : passez à...

RHSF auditioned by the Senate’s Delegation to Companies

In the autumn of 2019, the Senate’s Business Delegation launched an information mission on responsible and committed companies. On this occasion, the founder of RHSF, Martine Combemale, was heard by the Senate to contribute to...

Supply-chain: social audits caught in the compliance trap?

Widely used by companies to protect their brands by ensuring that their suppliers comply with the main principles of respect for human rights, social audits are regularly criticized for their lack of reliability and effectiveness....

Understanding, refusing and acting against child labour in the subcontracting chain

Due to labour shortages and massive school closures, the risk of an increase in child labour in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic is high. Martine COMBEMALE, founder of RHSF, provides her analysis. Read the...

Martine Combemale : “Restoring pride to children”

She just got back from Costa Rica, and she’s on her way to Malaysia. Martine Combemale is always between two planes, two countries, two continents, defending a single cause: the eradication of child labour and...

21st-century slaves in Europe: an emergency situation

Modern slavery is often equated with forced prostitution, but it also affects other sectors. Migrants are particularly vulnerable to the risks of exploitation and forced labour, including in Europe. Interview with Aziz Ahammout, Operational Manager...

Duty of vigilance: where do companies stand?

On 15 December 2017, Entreprises pour les droits de l’Homme (EDH) and Global Compact France joined forces with Schneider Electric to organise an exceptional meeting on the duty of vigilance. RHSF was invited to participate....

Combating child labour in the subcontracting chain: ECOVADIS commits itself alongside RHSF

“How to respond to social and environmental challenges in the construction sector in Occitanie? »

On January 18, from 6pm to 8pm, the NGO Ressources Humaines Sans Frontières is organising a conference at the Institut Management de Montpellier on the theme: “How to meet the social and environmental challenges in...

RHSF exhibition in Luxembourg

The Minister of Justice of Luxembourg, the President of Caritas Luxembourg and the Director of the Labour and Mines Inspectorate inaugurated, on 2 December 2017, the RHSF exhibition “Forced Labour. Behind the barcode”. Discover the...