United States’ second National Action Plan (NAP) on Responsible Business Conduct was released Monday. "reflecting a commitment to strengthen and improve respect for human rights and labor rights, expand use of green energy, counter corruption, protect human rights defenders, advance gender equity and equality, and promote rights-respecting use of technology," according to a statement.
One element of the plan calls for suspension or debarment of federal contractors repeatedly cited by CBP for violations.
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