Workers tell their own stories, and champions of ethical trade within companies, trade unions and voluntary organisations share their experiences and vision for the future.
"We are the eyes and ears of the sourcing people"
"I would work each day for 16 hours. Then at 1 am I would sweep the floor and sleep on the spot at my work station."
"In the old days there were too many hours"
"The owner of the farm shouted at me sometimes and said if I didn't get all the work done I'd get sacked"
"They refused to give me any other duties, and terminated my employment. I felt so sick I didn't really care."
"I'm able to balance family responsibilities and work ok"
"It gets very hot out in the field, and I often get headaches"
"I just want a roof that doesn't let the rain in"
"Whatever we do has got to be sustainable"
"We won't succeed while 'commercial' and 'ethical' operate separately"
"Every morning the interrogators would come"
"We need to work with our hearts as well as our heads"
"The real champions are the ones trying to speak up despite opposition"
"You couldn't do this job if you didn't feel it was making a difference"
"Children need the opportunity to just be kids"
"We can achieve a lot if we work together"
"I have been able to put caste discrimination much higher on companies' agendas"
In action
"We can now present our problems to management through the women's committee."
