Pragya Ratan

Pragya is a lawyer and researcher whose work sits at the intersection of international human rights law, modern slavery, and corporate accountability. She holds an LLM in International Commercial and Business Laws from the University of Essex, where her dissertation examined the gap between modern slavery law as written and the protection it delivers in practice. She is an enrolled Advocate with the Bar Council of India and holds an ACAMS Certificate in Fighting Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking. She is currently developing doctoral research on modern slavery in global fashion supply chains, with a focus on supply chain traceability and open-source investigation as instruments of corporate accountability.

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Seeing What the Law Cannot: Open-Source Investigation as a Missing Tool in Modern Slavery Enforcement

Seeing What the Law Cannot: Open-Source Investigation as a Missing Tool in Modern Slavery Enforcement

In 2023, migrant workers from Nepal and Bangladesh claimed they had been trafficked to Malaysia and forced to work making parts for the Dyson manufacturer. In Limbu v Dyson Technology Limited, the Court of Appeal (England and Wales) ...
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