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Justification Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Score

Rationale explaining the main factors behind the Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Score, including supply-chain exposure, prevention controls, audits/traceability, remediation actions, and any allegations or enforcement actions.

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ReckittReckitt demonstrates a strong commitment to preventing child exploitation and human trafficking, with clear policies, public Modern Slavery statements, and supplier expectations aligned with international standards. There is evidence of human rights due diligence and impact assessments, and no recent controversies or violations have been reported. However, as a global manufacturer with complex supply chains, ongoing vigilance is required, and minor risks remain due to industry-wide challenges.
AtlassianAtlassian has made strong, repeated commitments to upholding human rights and preventing child exploitation and human trafficking, both in its own operations and in its supply chain. There is no evidence of controversies or negative incidents related to this risk, and the company’s policies and transparency exceed typical industry standards.
BoschBosch has extensive commitments and policies in place to prevent child labor and human trafficking, including adherence to international frameworks such as the UN Guiding Principles and ILO standards. The company also requires its suppliers to comply with these standards and has implemented due diligence processes. However, there have been some concerns in the supply chain, such as the issue of recruitment fees for migrant workers in Taiwan, which Bosch addressed by participating in industry-wide remediation efforts. There is no evidence of direct involvement in child exploitation, but supply chain risks persist, which is typical for a large multinational in this sector.
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