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ETI International Women's Day Event

Tamil Nadu Mill worker
9 March 2020 12:00 – 16:30

UCU - University and College Union
Carlow Street
London
NW1 7LH
United Kingdom

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We are pleased to be hosting an International Women’s Day event to shape our approach to ensuring Convention 190 (Violence & harassment at work) is widely ratified. We will also launch a report, compiled by Women Working Worldwide, entitled Safe Spaces, that details case studies on how women workers have accessed their rights and protections.

The aim of the event is to explore how we work collaboratively across ETI sectors to demonstrate leadership in production countries on progressing the ratification of the Convention. Equally important is how we use the current guidance and the new report recommendations on how to create safe working spaces for the most vulnerable in our supply chains.

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