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Cara Casey-Boyce

Cara Casey-Boyce
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Communications Manager
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Blog posts from this author

Aerial view of olive groves and cereal

Tackling exploitation of migrant workers in agriculture

28 July 2023
A new ETI programme aims to increase access to grievance mechanisms within agriculture supply chains and facilitate the sharing of information on emerging risks to migrant workers.
Women workers associated with Better Work Programme, Bangladesh.

On International Women’s Day 2023, where are the women?

8 March 2023
Landmark study explores the decline in number of women workers in the ready-made-garments industry of Bangladesh.
Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons/ MgHla (aka) Htin Linn Aye.

Assessing the human rights impact of doing business in Myanmar

10 August 2022
ETI awaits the results of an independent assessment of the human rights impact of doing business in Myanmar.

Joint call to action on Sri Lanka's economic crisis

9 August 2022
ETI, Fair Wear Foundation, Fair Labor Association and British Retail Consortium join calls for greater support from business and the international community to aid Sri Lanka amid the current crisis.
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ETI suspends Missguided

1 June 2022
ETI suspends Missguided's membership after the company is placed in administration as a result of supplier debt.

ETI responds to the Russian invasion of Ukraine

4 March 2022
ETI calls on the international community to focus on ensuring a cessation to the conflict and withdrawal of Russia’s forces.

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