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India: Report finds female migrant workers are subjected to conditions of modern slavery in factories supplying to garment brands; incl. co responses
"Labour without Liberty", a report by India Committee of the Netherlands, Clean Clothes Campaign and Garment Labour Union, looks into the living conditions in Bangalore garment factory hostels and the particular challenges migrant workers face. The...
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Author: Belga, Sudinfo.be
L’enseigne de prêt-à-porter irlandaise Primark a publié la liste de ses plus de 1.000 fournisseurs, répartis dans 31 pays à travers le monde, se réjouit jeudi la plateforme Achact, qui vise à améliorer les conditions de travail des ouvriers du textile....
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Author: El Financiero (México)
“Apple detecta a sus proveedores 'cochinos' con esta herramienta”, 12 de diciembre de 2017...
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Gap, Nike, Levi’s among retailers joining initiative to tackle climate change
Author: Science Based Targets (USA)
18 Sept 2017[At the 2017 Climate Week in New York] six top apparel companies announced that they are joining the Science Based Targets initiative. Gap Inc., Nike Inc., Levi Strauss & Co., Guess, Eileen Fisher and VF Corporation committed to set...
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Commentary: Garment industry should monitor entire supply chain & meet intl. standards
Author: Elizabeth Winkler, Washington Post
"One way to make sure workers weren't abused while making your clothes," 24 August 2017...
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India: Target Corp. to tackle forced labour with worker surveys
Author: Beth Wright, Just-Style
As part of its commitment to responsible sourcing, US department store retailer Target Corp has embarked on an 18-month project in northern India, aimed at tackling forced labour in its supply chain. The project invites migrant workers from eight...
USA: In lawsuit, 50 companies argue for legal protections against sexual orientation discrimination - make business case
Author: Erin Mulvaney, National Law Journal (USA)
50 Companies Tell Court Sexual Orientation Discrimination Is Bad For Business, 26 June 2017...
Author: Chantal Fernandez, Le Monde (France)
Le 1er juin, l'annonce du président américain Donald Trump de sortir de l'accord historique sur le climat signé à Paris en 2015 afin de réduire les émissions de carbone n'a pas vraiment été une surprise...Et l'industrie de la mode...étant une source...
Paris climate accord divides industrial trade group
Author: Dino Grandoni, Washington Post (US)
The Eastman Chemical Company -- one of the largest chemical manufacturers in the United States, which like many U.S. firms supported the Paris climate accord -- discontinued membership in one of the few trade groups that publicly pressed the Trump...
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