Continuous multilingual monitoring of human rights risk across Asia's sourcing corridors — read, weighed and interpreted by a senior analyst, and delivered as insight you can act on.
RiskSonar's monitoring engine sweeps public reporting every week across ASEAN, the GCC, SAARC, the EAEU and China — and, critically, it reads in the languages where labour abuse is first reported. Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Burmese, Khmer, Tamil, Bengali, Malay, Filipino, Hindi, Nepali, Urdu, Arabic, Chinese and Russian sources are scanned in their own scripts, weeks before a story reaches the English-language wires.
Documented allegations and reporting across a fifteen-category issue framework — forced labour and recruitment debt, child labour, freedom of association, discrimination and gender-based violence, wages and working hours, occupational safety, accommodation, migrant worker treatment, land and community impacts, and more.
CSDDD, the German Supply Chain Act, the EU Forced Labour Regulation, UFLPA enforcement and new Withhold Release Orders, modern slavery legislation, and National Action Plan developments — tracked as they move, not as they are reported months later.
A maintained directory of supplier codes of conduct across 100 major brands, with change detection — so you know when a peer quietly revises its standard, and how your own commitments compare.
Two decades of relationships with civil society, worker organisations and practitioners across Southeast Asia's sourcing corridors — the signal that exists long before anything is written down for a machine to find.
Any organisation can buy a feed of alerts. Most already have more information than they can act on — the difficulty is knowing which signals matter, how quickly they are moving, and what a proportionate response looks like before a problem becomes a headline, an enforcement action, or a customer question.
That interpretation is what RiskSonar sells. Every briefing is written by a senior analyst with twenty-five years across business and human rights, labour migration and remediation — most of it spent in the region being reported on, and much of it working directly with the workers, suppliers, civil society organisations and brands involved. The engine narrows thousands of items to the ones worth reading. The analyst explains why they matter to you.
A concise, source-linked briefing on your sourcing geographies and sectors: emerging issues, regulatory movement, peer standard changes — each with analyst commentary on what warrants action and what does not.
When something moves fast — an enforcement action, a credible allegation in your corridor, a regulatory trigger — you hear it in days, with an immediate read on significance.
The deeper read: how your risk landscape is shifting, where pressure is building, and the strategic implications for sourcing, due diligence and remediation posture.
Coverage: scanning across ASEAN, GCC, SAARC and EAEU member states and China · Depth: Southeast Asia's labour migration corridors and export sectors — seafood, electronics, garments, agriculture, marine fabrication · Bridge to action: when a risk warrants response, RemediAid's remediation, grievance-mechanism and worker-voice advisory carries it forward.
RiskSonar is delivered as an annual retainer, scoped to your sourcing footprint. Pricing scales with two things: the size of the business and the complexity of the supply chain — because a specialist manufacturer with forty suppliers and a global retailer with four thousand are not the same engagement.
Retainers are set within these bands and confirmed after a scoping conversation.
| Annual revenue | Indicative monthly retainer |
|---|---|
| Under $1B | $1,500 – $2,500 |
| $1B – $5B | $3,500 – $5,000 |
| $5B – $10B | $6,000 – $8,000 |
| $10B – $25B | $10,000 – $12,500 |
| $25B – $50B | $15,000 – $20,000 |
| Above $50B | On application |
Supply chain complexity. Retainers are set at the lower end of a band for footprints of up to roughly 500 suppliers, and scale upward with supplier count, tier depth and the number of high-risk corridors in scope. Where a supply chain is unusually concentrated or unusually complex for the size of the business, the scoping conversation — not the revenue figure — decides.
Allegations are reported as allegations — every item in every briefing links to its public source, and we make no findings of fact. Assessment is clearly separated from reporting.
Ground sources are protected and compensated. People who share what they see face real risks; our sourcing protocols put their safety above our speed, always.
We serve a limited number of clients. This is a boutique intelligence service built on human judgement and human networks — neither of which scales like software, and we don't pretend otherwise.
The right first step is a short, exploratory conversation about your sourcing geographies, sectors and current due diligence posture — enough to scope the engagement honestly, and to tell you if RiskSonar is not the right fit.
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