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Dramatic view of Big Ben and the Gothic Houses of Parliament with an ornate street lamp in London, UK. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

ETI responds to the Immigration and Asylum Bill following its second reading

17 July 2026
New bill takes small step on corporate transparency, but as drafted, falls short of what is needed, and parts of it risk real harm.
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ETI welcomes ICJ confirmation that the right to strike is protected under ILO Convention No. 87

22 May 2026
After more than a decade of dispute, the world's highest court has settled a critical question for workers everywhere. Here is what it means for responsible business.
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A missed opportunity: ETI responds to the King's Speech

15 May 2026
The King's Speech marks the opening of a new UK parliamentary session, outlining the government's legislative agenda and policy priorities for the coming year. ETI is disappointed this week's speech did not include a commitment to mandatory Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence (mHREDD) legislation, and calls on government to reconsider.
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Middle East Conflict: ETI statement and recommendations for responsible business action

13 April 2026
The Middle East conflict is already reshaping global supply chains, driving up energy and food costs, and placing mounting pressure on workers across South Asia and beyond. ETI sets out what this means for businesses and the practical steps they should be taking.
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ETI at the OECD Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment and Footwear Sector 2026

20 January 2026
A run down of where you can engage with us at the OECD Forum.
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Lisa Parrott joins ETI Board as Treasurer and Non-Executive Director

6 January 2026
Experienced CFO joins ETI Board as Treasurer, bringing extensive expertise in finance, governance and risk.

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