Human Rights in Supply Chains Leadership Summit
300+ senior leaders convened at the Grand Connaught Rooms to chart the future of ethical supply chains. Presented by Slave-Free Alliance, Hope for Justice & headline partner Exiger.
Building Ethical Supply Chains That Endure
ethica ’26 went beyond compliance. This landmark leadership summit brought together senior executives, policymakers, NGOs, and enterprise businesses to explore how companies can embed justice into supply chain governance – turning risk into resilience.
This hub is your central repository for resources from the summit, alongside further materials to support your work in eradicating human rights injustices from your supply chain.
Speaker Highlights
Industry leaders, policymakers, and advocates who shaped the conversation.
Tim Nelson
Dr. Laura Murphy
Eleanor Lyons
Lauren Elliott
Caroline Haughey OBE KC
Resources & Insights
Key publications, tools, and upcoming events from Exiger.
Harnessing Data & Intelligence for Collective Advantage
Published at the World Economic Forum, Davos — ending forced labour in global supply chains through data-driven collaboration.
forcedlabour.ai
Exiger’s free, open-access AI platform launched at Davos enabling anyone to detect forced labour risks across global supply chains.
Human Rights in The Supply Chain: From Obligation to Operational Discipline
Join the next Exiger Executive Forum on 15 July 2026 at the Great Scotland Yard Hotel, London. A think-tank for senior leaders.
Modern Slavery in Global Supply Chains
Essential tools for transparency and compliance — Exiger’s comprehensive guide to navigating modern slavery regulations.
AI in Combating Forced Labour in Supply Chains
How Hope for Justice and Exiger harness AI to uncover hidden forced labour and revolutionise supply chain transparency.
Dispatch from Davos: Rehabilitating the Supply Chain
CEO Brandon Daniels on trade warfare, Gen AI innovators, and the future of ethical supply chains from WEF 2026.
Exiger Executive Forum
Human Rights in The Supply Chain: From Obligation to Operational Discipline
Human rights risk is no longer a reputational issue, it is an operational, legal, and strategic one. As enforcement intensifies and regulatory regimes expand across jurisdictions, organisations are being held accountable not only for their direct suppliers, but for conditions deep within their supply chains.
Exiger Executive Forum
Explore upcoming Exiger Executive Forum sessions focused on advancing human rights in supply chains, leveraging AI to uncover risk, and navigating the future of supply chain autonomy. See what’s ahead and join the conversations shaping more resilient global operations.
