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Jane Moyo

Jane Moyo
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Acting Media and Communications Manager
Organisation
ETI

Jane is Acting Media and Communications Manager at ETI.

Blog posts from this author

Vietnam garment factory ©ILO

Unpicking parliament's new business and human rights report

6 April 2017
The UK parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights has just published its Human Rights and Business 2017 report calling for “stronger legislation, stronger enforcement and clearer routes to justice” to protect workers’ human rights.
A plastic glove factory in China courtesy of Shutterstock

7 reasons why a new Ethical Procurement for Health Workbook is so important

29 March 2017
Building awareness of labour standards risks in supply chains serving the health sector.
Image courtesy of shutterstock_michaeljung

Joining the dots between business and human rights in the UK

17 March 2017
Two new Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) guides that help UK companies understand their corporate responsibility to respect human rights and to manage human rights complaints effectively.
French National Assembly courtesy of Petr Kovalenkov-Shutterstock

France adopts new corporate “duty of care” law

1 March 2017
France to follow the UK’s lead on modern slavery legislation with a new law, Devoir de vigilance des entreprises donneuses d'ordre.

LIVE BLOG: Pride at work? LGBT issues and ethical trade

27 February 2017
Follow our live blog on LGBT rights and ethical trade from 08:30 GMT, 28 February 2017.

REVISION - Given the release of jailed trade unionists ETI will now attend Dhaka Apparel Summit 2017

20 February 2017
This statement has been revised following the release of the trade unionists arrested following worker unrest in Dhaka’s Ashulia industrial area in December 2016 and the more recent arrests in Chittagong.

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