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Jane Moyo

Jane Moyo
Position
Acting Media and Communications Manager
Organisation
ETI

Jane is Acting Media and Communications Manager at ETI.

Blog posts from this author

ETI expresses serious concerns over activist Andy Hall's ‘defamation’ verdict by Thai court

20 September 2016
Thailand is a global food exporter but is known to experience widespread exploitation issues in its supply chains.
Turkmenbashi Tekstil Kompleksi is the biggest textile company in Central Asia ©ADB

LIVE BLOG: Can fast fashion ever be ethical?

16 September 2016
Follow our live blog for insight and discussion on whether fast fashion can ever be ethical from 8:30am (BST) on Tuesday 20 September.
A Bangladesh garment worker ©ILO

Do you think fast fashion can ever be ethical?

16 September 2016
For London Fashion Week we're answering some of the burning questions that surround fast fashion? Let us know if there is anything you want to ask?
Mark Bannister, Sustainability Manager, Fat Face

[VIDEO] Do you think consumers care about ethical purchasing?

29 June 2016
Consumers are known to say one thing but do another and this has been particularly the case on ethical issues. 
wagon drill machine to minimise dust

Improving health and safety in Rajasthan’s stone industry

23 June 2016
How a company-led health and safety project is helping to pave the way for employment rights in stone quarries and processing yards.
Growing cotton in Turkmenistan courtesy of UNDP

Ending forced labour in Turkmenistan's cotton sector

31 May 2016
Fifty seven companies, human rights NGOs, industry associations, investors and trade unions call on the Government of Turkmenistan to end human rights abuses.

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