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Garment workers' union members take part in a protest to demand an increase in the minimum wage in front of the Press Club in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on November 10, 2023. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

ETI statement on repression of the right to freedom of association & criminal charges against workers in Bangladesh

21 March 2024
ETI statement expresses concern, shares considerations and urges all parties to respect the right to freedom of association.

Enforced military service in Myanmar: A new & disturbing risk for workers

13 March 2024
ETI reflects on last month's declaration by Myanmar's junta.
TIWW's dashboard indicators

The Industry We Want Publishes 2024 Scores on the Industry Dashboard

20 February 2024
The third cycle of the Industry Dashboard underscores the imperative for shared supply chain responsibility and stakeholder collaboration
Tea estate in Kenya. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Investigating gender-based violence and harassment at James Finlays Kenya

8 February 2024
ETI comments on the investigation at JFK, Steering Group oversight, the process involved and expected next steps.
EU council will vote on CSDDD.

ETI reiterates call to support the CSDDD

7 February 2024
ETI shares concerns of businesses and human rights experts at news of Germany's possible abstention.
A long straight wooden decking pathway with a diminishing perspective on a pebble beach, the pathway starts large in the foreground centre of the image and becomes smaller as it reaches the horizon. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

10 things to celebrate & anticipate at ETI

3 January 2024
Reflecting on 2023 and looking forward to 2024.

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