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Cindy Berman

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Head of Modern Slavery Strategy
Organisation
ETI

Blog posts from this author

Working women organising, Tanzania

International WORKING Women's Day

8 March 2016
It's not just International Women's Day today - it's International Working Women's Day. Its roots are in celebrations of a strike by women workers... women workers empowering themselves.
A white dove in flight

10 New Year's resolutions to prevent modern slavery

23 December 2014
The UK has shown admirable commitment and leadership in its ambition to be a global leader in combating modern slavery. But it’s not there yet, says ETI Head of Knowledge & Learning, Cindy Berman.

Modern slavery: If I had a hammer

11 December 2014
The Modern Slavery Bill was debated in the House of Lords this week and ETI was mentioned several times. Cindy Berman shares our new Briefing Note, and looks at what needs to change to prevent and protect workers from the crime of modern slavery
Flags at the OSCE conference, Vienna

Human trafficking – the beginning of the end?

10 November 2014
Cindy Berman, Head of Knowledge and Learning at ETI, reflects on the OSCE Alliance against Trafficking in Persons conference in Vienna, 'Ethical Issues in Preventing and Combating Human Trafficking', and shares her speech.

ETI’s action on Modern Slavery

26 September 2014
How ETI and its members have been taking action to influence the Modern Slavery Bill.
Two factory workers in China

Can trade be ethical in China?

22 September 2014
A growing labour shortage, rising skill levels and better wages are changing the nature of Chinese factories and the relationships between workers and employers.

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