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15 October 2026

Australia’s antislavery chief, who praised Catholics as ‘national leader,’ says reforms fall short

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Australia’s antislavery chief, who praised Catholics as ‘national leader,’ says reforms fall short

Australia's antislavery commissioner, Chris Evans, who has hailed the Catholic sector’s work, wants large companies legally required to find and fix forced labor in their supply chains.

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