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Freedom of association and worker representation concerns in Asia’s garment sector

2 July 2024
What steps has ETI taken in response to recent concerns on FoA and worker representation in Asia's garment sector?
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What ETI wants to see from the next UK government

1 July 2024
With four days until the UK General Election, here’s what ETI want to see from the next government.
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ETI joins calls for the removal of John Chebochok as KTDA election candidate

21 June 2024
ETI condemns John Chebochok candidacy for Director at Toror Tea Factory.
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Unlocking potential: The impact of training on career growth

28 May 2024
Find out about ETI Human rights essentials training, from those who have taken and led the training themselves.
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EU adopts groundbreaking Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD)

24 April 2024
Hot on the heels of yesterday's adoption of the Forced Labour Regulation, the European Parliament has adopted the final text of the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD).
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11 years since the Rana Plaza collapse

23 April 2024
'Has the garment industry learned its lessons, or is another tragedy still a real risk?'

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