As 16 Days of Activism draws to a close, ETI Gender Advisor Halima Ahmed reflects on the role EBAs can play in reducing GBVH risks in supply chains.

BBC investigation alleges 17 “Italian” tomato products sold by UK and German retailers are likely to contain Chinese tomatoes, raising risk of forced labour in the supply chain.

As the dust settles on a disappointing and at times fractious COP in Azerbaijan, ETI reflects on the increasing saliency of extreme heat as a human rights risk for workers in global supply chains.

JoJo Maman Bébé reflect on their motivations for joining ETI and plans for membership

The Employment Rights Bill is at the Committee stage of the UK Parliament. ETI welcomes the draft Bill including its core provisions on trade union rights.

The EUFLR prohibits the circulation of products made with forced labour within the EU market.

As climate negotiators meet at COP29, ETI's George Williams reflects on what just transitions mean, where the term came from, and what it involves for business and workers worldwide.

Starting 21 November, ETI will host fee public webinars sharing insights on key issues impact human rights in global supply chains.

ETI responds to the Modern Slavery Act 2015 Committee's report which post-legislative scrutiny on the Act and recommended changes.

Banana Link’s Project Coordinator, Holly Woodward-Davey and ETI’s Just Transitions Advisor, George Williams examine the role of trade union rights in Colombia and the ways they've delivered for workers, women and the planet.

ETI becomes the first multistakeholder initiative to mandate publication of tier one suppliers on Open Supply Hub

Executive Director, Giles Bolton, reflects on ETI's impact following the publication of its annual impact report.