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Nick Kightley

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Strategic Lead - Food and Farming
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Blog posts from this author

Greenpeace's latest report on the tuna industry leaves Nick Kightley with a sense of deja vu ...

2 September 2020
Nick Kightley reflects on how our tuna industry might be run, after a Greenpeace report finds significant levels responsibility among only 4 of the top 20 tuna canning companies in South East Asia

Nick Kightley reflects on the brutal murder by gangmasters of Adnan Siddique, a migrant worker from Lahore

12 August 2020
The murder in Sicily of Adnan Siddique, a migrant worker from Lahore, is a brutal reminder of the dangers of the Caporalato system in Italy

How can companies influence States to do more to protect trafficked workers in the countries they source from?

10 August 2020
Nick Kightley reflects on what the rescue by the GLAA of two Romanian workers trafficked to London, and the responsibilities of companies to advocate for better protections in countries where there is no GLAA to protect vulnerable workers from trafficking

Oxfam’s From Risk to Resilience report: a response

31 July 2020
"A fearsomely complex task fraught with conflicting vested interests." Nick Kightley, ETI's Strategic Lead on Food, Farming and Fisheries asks how food retailers can begin making procurement decisions which focused on sustainability rather than lowest possible cost

Nick Kightley on the ongoing harassment of human rights activist Andy Hall

14 July 2020
Nick Kightley responds to news that migrant rights activist Andy Hall is set to face yet another Natural Fruit defamation suit in October
Seafood processing

Nick Kightley on the deaths of two young Indonesian crew members and why we need to act urgently to protect fishers

9 July 2020
The shocking deaths of two young Indonesian crew members aboard a Chinese shark-finning vessel after weeks of torture show how current business models cannot be relied upon to protect fishers, says ETI's Nick Kightley

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