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Ethics in statistical reporting

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TCA Anant New Delhi
The headline in one of our leading newspapers recently blared: “Global Index: Over 8 million people live in modern slavery in India”. If you read the story, you find referenced a report by a global NGO, Walk Free Foundation. The Foundation has been producing reports on modern slavery for some years now; its work has attracted greater attention of late, in part because the ILO recently co-published its Global Slavery Index. Another factor increasing interest in the Foundation’s work is the Sustainable Development Goals. Goal 8 on “Decent Work and Economic Growth” has a target stating “Take immediate and effective
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