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Who we are

An NGO experimenting in the field and sharing its expertise

Preventing the risks of child labour, forced labour and, more broadly, indecent work in supply chains: this is the mission of Human Resources Without Borders (RHSF). To achieve this, RHSF :

  • Experiments with pilot prevention solutions with stakeholders,
  • Shares its expertise with all those working for decent work throughout the supply chains (companies, public actors, consumer organisations, trade union representatives, etc.).

RHSF’s commitment is based on three convictions:

REFUSE

There is no need to exploit the misery of others in order to live well: the history of the developed countries bears witness to this. Similarly, the globalized economy can and must eradicate forced and child labour.

UNDERSTAND

For practices to evolve, we need to understand and recognize the legitimate expectations of everyone, from the ordering company to the worker at the other end of the world. 

ACT

Everyone, at their own level, can make a contribution.

International recognition

Two international prizes awarded by the academic community (Best case of Atlas-AFMI 2015 International Management Case) and by companies (Business Innovation Trophy for Purchasing 2016)

Support from the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs for Lab 8.7, the operational solutions incubator launched by RHSF, “a unique initiative in France” (Secretary General of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs 2019-2022).

The RHSF Community

  • Aliénor DeclaisProject manager

    Aliénor Desclais is a project manager at RHSF: she designs and coordinates projects aimed at preventing forced labour, child labour and, more broadly, violations of workers’ rights. In particular, she develops participatory action research initiatives, combining the expertise of those working on the ground with the voices of the workers concerned. Her background in anthropology and project management enables her to combine an operational approach with an analysis of the realities experienced by workers.

  • Laurienne DubostHead of Operations

    Laurienne Dubost oversees RHSF’s operations. She has 20 years’ experience in the international aid sector, working with non-profit organisations in emergency, post-emergency and development contexts, in project coordination and general management roles, both in the field and at head office. Laurienne brings a rigorous approach to project management, reporting and the day-to-day running of the organisation.

  • Estelle EeckemanProject Manager

    Estelle Eeckeman has been working at RHSF for 10 years on raising awareness and providing training on the mechanisms of child labour and forced labour, as well as on RHSF’s analyses and multi-stakeholder projects in the agricultural sector. In particular, she organised the international drawing competition in partnership with the ILO and led the programme on child labour in the coffee sector in Costa Rica. She currently heads the project to prevent forced labour in the wine sector in France, Spain and Italy.

The RHSF movement is also a diversity of organisations and individuals committed to decent work in subcontracting chains.

Partners

To ensure relevant, efficient and sustainable projects, RHSF places cooperation with committed actors at the heart of its action. Discover our partners.

Volunteers

Among these citizens and professionals, RHSF have the reliable support of volunteer members whose help, skills and time are extremely valuable.

Nathalie Komatitsch, Chair
Jean-Daniel Leroy, Vice-Chair
Serge Alquier, Treasurer
Stéphanie Henrion, Director
Corinne Adam, Director
Olivier Di Sima, Director
Hui Chen, Director

Annual Reports

Our detailed accounts, together with the auditor's report, are available on request.

Annual report 2025 (edition 2026) Download

Annual report 2024 (edition 2025) Download

Annual report 2023 (edition 2024) Download

Annual report 2022 (edition 2023) Download

Annual report 2021 (edition 2022) Download

Annual report 2020 (edition 2021) Download

Annual Report 2019 (edition 2020) Download

Annual Report 2018 (edition 2019) Download

RHSF in the media

Find the press reviews about our action and expertise.