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Bangladesh: Partnership for Sustainable Textiles members urge Govt. to support existing agreement for transition of Accord
Author: Partnership for Sustainable Textiles
"Members of the textiles partnership posing a joint demand", 28 August 2018...
Ukraine, Serbia & Hungary: Report by Clean Clothes Campaign details poverty wages & poor working conditions in garment factories producing for global brands; incl. co responses
The report "Europe's Sweatshops" published by Clean Clothes Campaign documents poverty wages and poor working conditions in the garment and shoe industry throughout Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. The report is presented together with new country...
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...s.Oliver takes the implementation of appropriate social standards at supplier factories very seriously. Before starting a business relationship, we assess through social audits if the supplier fulfills our defined s.Oliver principles and guidelines....
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Business human rights responsibility for refugees & migrant workers: Turning policies into practice in the Middle East
Author: Samentha Goethals, Joseph Bardwell, Mariam Bhacker, & Bahaa Ezzelarab, Business & Human Rights Resource Centre in Business & Human Rights Journal
...Our focus in this piece is to consider how companies have been implementing their human rights responsibility to address the risks and challenges faced by refugees and migrant workers in the Middle East, a region that is currently experiencing...
- Related stories: Business & Human Rights Journal (Volume 2, Issue 2)
- Related in-depth areas: Syrian refugees: Abuse & exploitation in Turkish garment factories
- Related companies: Al Balagh Trading & Contracting Al Jaber Group Arcadia Group ASOS Associated British Foods BAM International (part of Royal BAM) Burberry C&A Esprit FIFA Gap Gerry Weber H&M HBK Contracting Company Inditex J&P Avax SA J&P Group J.C. Penney KiK Larsen & Toubro LC Waikiki Lidl Liz Claiborne (part of J.C. Penney) Mexx (part of RNF Holding) Midmac Mothercare New Look New Yorker Next OHL Otto Porr Primark (part of Associated British Foods) River Island (part of Lewis Trust) Royal BAM s.Oliver Sainsbury's SuperGroup Tchibo Tesco VF Corp Walmart White Stuff
#whomademyclothes: Transparency poor in garment supply chain, study finds
Author: Rebecca Ley, Ethical Corporation
"#whomademyclothes: Transparency poor in garment supply chain, study finds"...
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- Related companies: adidas Anthropologie (part of Urban Outfitters) ASOS Banana Republic (part of Gap) Benetton Dior (part of LVMH) Esprit Fast Retailing Forever 21 Gap H&M Heilan Home LVMH Marks & Spencer Monsoon Accessorize Old Navy (part of Gap) Puma Ralph Lauren Reebok (part of adidas) s.Oliver Uniqlo (part of Fast Retailing) Urban Outfitters VF Corp
Fashion Transparency Index 2017
Author: Fashion Revolution
We don’t know enough about the impact our clothing has on people and planet...Overall brands are widely sharing policies and commitments...Brands publish little information about the impactsof their practices...Increasing number of brands are...
- Related stories: Fashion Transparency Index 2017: Only one third of brands disclose efforts on labour rights below tier 1 of supply chain
- Related companies: adidas Anthropologie (part of Urban Outfitters) ASOS Banana Republic (part of Gap) Benetton Dior (part of LVMH) Esprit Fast Retailing Forever 21 Gap H&M Heilan Home LVMH Monsoon Accessorize Old Navy (part of Gap) Ralph Lauren Reebok (part of adidas) s.Oliver Uniqlo (part of Fast Retailing) Urban Outfitters VF Corp
Fashion Transparency Index 2017: Only one third of brands disclose efforts on labour rights below tier 1 of supply chain
Bangladesh: Rights' groups urge brands to take action to free detained workers, companies respond
On December 11, 2016, workers at the Windy Apparel factory went on a strike following news of death of one of its employees after managers refused her repeated requests for time off. The factory supplies a number of well know high street brands...