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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

Copyright Angela Waye/Shutterstock

Can mobile phones improve workers’ rights?

21 November 2016
How to utilise technology to support workers and address any exploitation concerns.
A garment factory in Vietnam ©ILO

Women’s economic empowerment cannot be divorced from workers’ rights

14 November 2016
Economic empowerment is about rights, justice and creating a movement that will leave no woman behind.
Group of business people copyright michael jung/shutterstock

New report and survey finds Modern Slavery Act is galvanising leadership action in progressive companies

27 October 2016
CEO and senior executive engagement in  modern slavery has doubled in the past year in leading companies.

Panorama investigation into Syrian refugees working in Turkey’s garment supply chains

24 October 2016
Sugnificant and compelling. Why ETI thinks its important to acknowledge critiques and learn from them
An Irish farmer

Ethical essentials for Irish food and farming companies and suppliers

18 October 2016
New training course specifically for Irish Food and Farming companies to be held at The Hub in Kilkenny on 24 and 25 November

Find out more about Alliance 8.7

22 September 2016
We’re backing Alliance 8.7, the new global alliance to eradicate forced labour, modern slavery, human trafficking and child labour

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