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US and Japan launch forced labor task force to promote human rights
The governments of the U.S. and Japan have announced the formation creation of a task force to safeguard human rights in supply chains. A Memorandum of Cooperation to establish the Task Force on
USA probes Jokey on human rights violation
The top apparel brand watchdog has launched an investigation into the lingerie brand Jockey concerning human rights violations. They have been allegations of violation and abusive practices at one
USA human rights campaigners say no to Xinjiang cotton
Many human rights campaigners have asked US authorities to ban all imports of cotton from Xinjiang, a Chinese province. The campaign struck light after allegations of forced labor spread
Unfortunately many company gradings on human rights and welfare remain disappointing
Australian fashion brands are becoming more transparent about how they make their clothes, but there is still much more to be done on workers’ rights, living wage and environmental
New Look, ITF partner to safeguard workers' rights in supply chain
British retailer New Look has announced a new partnership with the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) aimed at protecting the human and labor rights of transport workers within its
Cascale, Fair Wear Foundation join forces to tackle labor rights
Two non-profit organizations, Cascale and Fair Wear Foundation, are teaming up to tackle human and labor rights issues in the apparel industry. They are going to include the environmental and
H&M to withdraw operations in Myanmar due to worker rights concerns
H&M has made a decision to slowly stop working in Myanmar. They thought about it carefully. H&M said, "While we do this, we will keep talking to the people involved in our company as part of
Capri Holdings publishes 2022 CSR report
Capri Holdings has released its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) report, which details the company's advancements in FY22 with regard to diversity, human rights, environmental sustainability,
M&S making 'responsible' exit from Myanmar
British multinational retailer, Marks and Spencer (M&S), has said that it will "responsibly exit" the Myanmar market by March 2023, amid concerns over human rights violations. In order to
ETI urges fashion brands to exercise regular due diligence
According to a report commissioned by The Ethical Trade Initiative (ETI), it is impossible for companies to exercise regular due diligence with respect to human rights in Myanmar, which is why the
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