Free debate: What make workers vulnerable to modern slavery?

What drives modern slavery in global supply chains? Who is most vulnerable? And how do we stop it? Latest research findings from leading global experts.

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What does it take for a woman to become a Bangladeshi garment factory supervisor?

Shamima is a floor supervisor in a Bangladeshi garment factory where most supervisors are men. So what does it take for a woman like Shamima to rise up through the ranks in such a culture?

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Modern slavery reporting: what you need to know about your risks

What will companies required to make a modern slavery statement include in it? It will be a bold consumer-facing brand that chooses to make only a minimal disclosure.

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Labour rights in Rajasthan - what does good look like?

What changes could Rajasthan's sandstone workers see in the future?

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What we want: Accelerated action on GBVH in supply chains

ETI's Gender Programme Lead reflects on her engagement with women supply chain workers, what they want, and how gender-responsive HRDD can take steps towards achieving it.

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What does it take to make living wages a reality?

ETI members Banana Link, Lidl and Sainsbury's reflect on what it takes to make living wages a reality for workers, with lessons from the banana industry.

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What ETI wants to see from the next UK government

With four days until the UK General Election, here’s what ETI want to see from the next government.

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What are the key takeaways for exporters and buyers from a new report on how Covid-19 has affected the Thai seafood sector?

Covid-19 and the Thai seafood industry: Nick Kightley reflects on what seafood exporters and global buyers need to take away from a new report by CSO Coalition and Oxfam

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