
集団的インテリジェンスが、強制労働防止に果たす役割
強制労働は、私たちが直面する最も根深い人権課題の一つであり続けています。約2,800万人が、様々な産業、国境を越え、グローバルサプライチェーンの奥深くで、依然として強制的な労働に囚われています。
David Sangokoya is the Head of Civil Society and Responsible Governance, based in Geneva as part of the Centre for Regions, Trade and Geopolitics. As part of the Centre’s work in fostering global cooperation, the Civil Society and Responsible Governance team works to help leaders navigate trust, accountability and stakeholder complexity in an increasingly fragmented global environment. The team manages the Forum’s global engagement with civil society communities (including NGOs, labour unions, faith based organizations and grassroots leaders), and advances multistakeholder initiatives focused on business integrity and trust, labour rights, forced labour and responsible business conduct, including the Partnering Against Corruption Initiative (PACI), the Global Data Partnership Against Forced Labour, Business and Labour Dialogues, and a number of Global Future Councils spanning related topics.
Prior to the Forum, David worked at the intersection of social justice, sustainable development and responsible digital transformation. He previously led research and multistakeholder collaborations on data responsibility and the governance of data sharing and AI at Data-Pop Alliance, a global coalition created by Harvard, MIT Media Lab and the Overseas Development Institute. He also worked as a data for good researcher at the Governance Lab and on justice and humanitarian innovation research with community organizations and social enterprises in conflict affected countries. He graduated with an MPA from NYU and a BA Hons from Stanford University.
強制労働は、私たちが直面する最も根深い人権課題の一つであり続けています。約2,800万人が、様々な産業、国境を越え、グローバルサプライチェーンの奥深くで、依然として強制的な労働に囚われています。
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