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Guidance on mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence: Bangladesh, Cambodia and Indonesia

Electrical appliance manufacture, China
  • Public
  • 26 March 2026
  • Tools, Guidelines & Briefings
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Human rights due diligence
Legislation
Business practice
ETI guidance on mHREDD - Bangladesh, Cambodia & Indonesia

The country-level guides are designed to help companies – especially brands – to apply the ETI mHREDD Guidance by raising awareness of existing laws, policies and practices in relevant production countries. 

The guides should be read alongside the ETI mHREDD Guidance and be used to:

  • Benchmark current practices against EU standards.
  • Identify gaps in governance, risk management and stakeholder engagement.
  • Tailor due diligence strategies to the local regulatory context in key producing countries.
  • Develop action plans for compliance and continuous improvement.
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Mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence guidance

Electrical appliance manufacture, China
Developed to help companies navigate emerging mHREDD legislation, this Guidance also supports businesses in aligning with international standards.
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