Profesh, a fast-fashion clothing brand, works with 200 factories around the globe to produce its apparel. Various regions, however, have differing standards related to child labor and forced labor. For example, an audit uncovered child laborers within one of the West African factories Profesh works with. Unless Profesh has eyes and ears on all 200 factories 24/7, it can't always know when factories are violating Profesh's child-labor policies. Which global supply chain Ssue does this scenario highlight? a. There is always a risk of supply chain disruption from natural disasters such as trunamis, earthquakes, and massive fires. b. Supply chain issues involving human nights violations can be hard to derect in global supply chains encompassing many different nations. c. Most companies have minimal stock to increase their return on assets (ROA) d. There must be mutual cooperation and respect between countries