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Lindsay Wright

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Communications and Media Relations Manager
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Blog posts from this author

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.

No more silence: Companies must address caste in their global supply chains

25 September 2019
Remaining silent about caste discrimination in global supply chains is fueling modern slavery, child labour and the exploitation of workers in South Asia, according to new ETI Base Code guidance for companies published today.

New member focus: Alsico UK

25 September 2019
This month we're pleased to introduce new member Alsico UK, one of Europe’s largest producers of work clothing, delivering over 18 million garments and work uniforms annually to its customers.

Call to mandate reporting areas to drive “race to the top” on modern slavery

19 September 2019
Ethical Trading Initiative response to Government consultation on Transparency in supply chains

Giving a voice to migrant workers in Malaysia

17 July 2019
Migrant works in Malaysia supply the world’s hospitals with surgical gloves, and consumers around the world with cheap electronics. But they endure some of the harshest working conditions in the world.
Modern Slavery UK farms

What is going wrong? Why are we still finding slave labour in UK agriculture in 2019?

10 July 2019
Four years on from the Modern Slavery Act 2015, forced labour is still an issue in the UK.

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