Driving Forward Human Rights in Transport and Logistics Operations

BSR Members Only

Date and Time

July 18, 2024
8:00 am-9:00 am PT

Location

Webinar

Event Resources

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Companies face a growing need to address the human rights risks within their transport and logistics operations, whether they are providers or consumers of such services. Driven by growing regulatory and stakeholder expectations of deeper value chain due diligence, this historically under-scrutinized sector is coming under the spotlight.

This event will draw on insights gained from recent assessments and conversations with member companies on current efforts and challenges to address human rights risks in transport and logistics. BSR will share key takeaways and considerations for companies involved in, or relying on, transport and logistics services. These will include the principal risks and challenges in the sector, gaps and opportunities in current approaches, and potential paths to move forward, including through collective action.

This event is open to all and is aimed at both transport and logistics providers and customers of those services. If you are from a large multinational company with transport and logistics operations that would like to connect, please email us at web@bsr.org to learn more about our offerings.

Scheduled Speakers

• Alison Berthet, Associate Director, Human Rights, BSR
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Alison Berthet
Associate Director, Human Rights, BSR
Paris
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Alison supports companies in embedding respect for human rights across their organizations and value chain. She brings a strong, collaborative spirit and expertise in developing and implementing strategies and governance, due diligence, and engagement mechanisms to effectively manage human rights risks. 
Alison joined BSR from BT Group plc, a BSR member company, where she led the development of a new human rights strategy geared at ensuring a responsible approach to how the organization buys, sells, develops, and uses technology. Highlights included setting up a new steering group, engaging key internal stakeholders through innovative workshops, and integrating human rights risks in BT’s group risk management framework. Before that, Alison trained and practiced as a corporate lawyer at the global law firm Hogan Lovells, specializing in international arbitration and business and human rights disputes. Her experience included advising a European energy company and its executives against a potential criminal prosecution for complicit liability in war crimes committed by a state military.
Alison holds a LLM in Public International Law and a BSc in International Relations and History from the London School of Economics and Political Science. Alison is fluent in English and French.
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Recent Insights From Alison Berthet
• The CSDDD: Compliance Meets Sustainability Ambitions / June 20, 2024 / Insights+
• A Coherent Approach to Sustainability Due Diligence and Reporting: Making Sense of CSDDD and CSRD / June 17, 2024 / Blog
• Human Rights in Transport & Logistics / May 2, 2024 / Blog
• CSDDD: A Pragmatic Approach to Managing Human Rights and Environmental Impacts / April 29, 2024 / Blog
• Building an Effective Supply Chain Data Ecosystem to Prevent Forced Labor / April 24, 2024 / Blog
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• Taylor Hannegan, Manager, Human Rights and Collaborative Initiatives, BSR
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Taylor Hannegan
Manager, Human Rights and Collaborative Initiatives, BSR
San Francisco
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Taylor supports BSR member companies across industries with a primary focus on human rights and sustainability management.
Prior to joining BSR, Taylor worked as an associate attorney for a boutique firm in Denver, dealing primarily with international trade issues. He also worked for The Code, an NGO based in Thailand, where he worked with tourism companies around the world to prevent sexual exploitation of children. Additionally, he is a Security Fellow with the Truman National Security Project.
Taylor holds a J.D. with a certificate in International Law from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, as well as certificates in Public and Private International Law from The Hague Academy of International Law and a B.A. in Political Science from St. Olaf College.
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Recent Insights From Taylor Hannegan
• Human Rights in Transport & Logistics / May 2, 2024 / Blog
• Tech Against Trafficking Summit: Leveraging Technology to Eradicate Forced Labor / December 7, 2023 / Blog
• Should ‘Modern Slavery Act’ Implementation be Pushed Back? / August 15, 2023 / News
• Scaling Anti-Trafficking Efforts Across Sectors Through Collaboration / July 27, 2023 / Blog
• Canada’s Modern Slavery Legislation: Key Recommendations for Business / May 24, 2023 / Blog
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