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Lindsay Wright

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Communications and Media Relations Manager
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Blog posts from this author

Annual review 2018-19

ETI Annual Review 2018-2019

14 November 2019
ETI's Annual Review, highlighting progress and impacts during our 20th anniversary year

Peter McAllister to present ETI Base Code guidance on caste discrimination in Copenhagen

30 October 2019
Can discussing discrimination and injustice directly with suppliers mitigate the risks of slavery and child labour? Sign up for this event, on 12 November, organised by the Danish Ethical Trading Initiative.

Webinar: ETI membership and training - what's on offer? 29 November

28 October 2019
A free webinar for organisations looking to find out more about the benefits of ETI membership, and our range of open and bespoke training courses.

New member focus: Liberty

24 October 2019
ETI is delighted to welcome iconic luxury multi-brand retailer Liberty as its latest new member.

Q&A: Adil Khan, CEO of new ETI member Liberty

24 October 2019
Adil Khan, CEO of Liberty, on why it's so important to show sector leadership on ethical trade, and how membership of ETI will help the iconic retailer progress its ethical trade agenda to the next level.
Oxfam's Behind the brands scorecard on workers' rights

Behind the Barcodes – one year on

10 October 2019
Today marks the second year of Oxfam’s Behind the Barcodes initiative, where major supermarkets are rated on how they support workers in their global supply chains.

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