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[Video] Company roundtable: thoughts from members
Three short clips of ETI members commenting on the Nov 2017 roundtable
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Why Commonwealth Heads of Government must act on modern slavery
The Commonwealth Heads of Government are meeting in London this week. Amongst the many global challenges which they are discussing is ending modern slavery.
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Business: it's time to act
Overview of the steps businesses can take to help eliminate modern slavery.
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Bangladesh: Partnership to promote responsible buying in the garment sector
Better Buying and the ETI are to collaborate in Bangladesh to support and promote responsible buying practices within garment industry supply chains.
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Latest thinking on ending modern slavery and child labour
The UN’s Global Compact is sharing a promotional booklet on the need to act now to ensure decent work by combatting modern slavery and child labour.
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Why #metoo doesn’t reach women workers in garment factories
While all the evidence shows that sexual harassment is a huge problem faced by women in garment factories in Bangladesh and India, it somehow does not appear in corrective action plans in audits.
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Talk of universal human rights isn’t enough. A ‘gender lens’ is critical too
Why is it so important to approach the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) with a gender lens?
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Damaging ‘Brand Thailand’: Reaction to court ruling against labour rights advocate, Andy Hall
Thailand’s Prakanong Court in Bangkok has just ordered business and human rights advocate, Andy Hall, to pay 10 million baht (£225,957) in civil damages plus legal and court fees to pineapple company Natural Fruit Co Ltd.
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The Leadership Series: how can international brands ensure that homeworkers are treated fairly?
With the help of specialist NGOs such as WIEGO and Homeworkers Worldwide, ETI's company members have been working to improve the lives of homeworkers in their supply chains. Yet huge issues remain.