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Port of Los Angeles, CA. 2025 Jan 30. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Responsible business conduct amid Trump’s trade war

11 April 2025
ETI reflects on the impacts of US tariff announcements with recommendations for responsible business conduct
General view inside the European Parliament as Holocaust Memorial Day is marked in Brussels, Belgium on January 26, 2023. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Omnibus stop-the-clock proposal approved – ETI’s response

3 April 2025
ETI responds to the EU Parliament's decision to delay the application of the CSRD and CSDDD.
Map of Myanmar. Photo credit: Shutterstock

Earthquake in Myanmar and Southeast Asia: ETI’s response

28 March 2025
ETI responds to the earthquake in Myanmar also impacting neighbouring countries.

UK Modern Slavery Act: Ten years on

26 March 2025
ETI reflects on a decade of the MSA, new guidance from the UK Home Office and what more needs to protect people and planet.
European flags in front of the Berlaymont building, headquarters of the European Commission in Brussels, Belgium. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

ETI responds to the EU Commission’s Omnibus proposal

28 February 2025
ETI urges European legislators to uphold the core principles of the CSDDD and CSRD.
UK government HM Treasury building in Westminster, London. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

ETI responds to reductions in international aid

27 February 2025
ETI expressed its concern regarding recent cuts to foreign aid, and their impact on the worlds' most vulnerable, putting greater pressure on underfunded NGOs, trade unions and businesses driving sustainable development.

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