Jordan urged to keep labour initiatives to ensure garment worker safety
A letter was sent on behalf of fashion buyers, urging the King's government and relevant parties to fully support the…
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Fair Labor Association urges US to reverse global labour grant cuts
The Fair Labor Association (FLA)'s president and CEO Jeff Vockrodt argues ending the funds, which were being used to eradicate…
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US urged to continue support for garment worker rights overseas
In a letter addressed to US Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer, the organisations outline why the ILAB's efforts helps to…
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New tool launched to boost human rights, environmental due diligence
This open-source resource aims to assist businesses in recognising, preventing, and managing potential risks related to human rights and environmental…
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US urged to continue funding ILO Better Work initiative in Jordan
The AAFA and FLA alongside global fashion brands such as Adidas, Gap and Levi told the US government Jordan is…
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Fashion brands urged to conduct responsible Bangladesh sourcing
The organisations explain recent political events in Bangladesh are continuing to impact the nation with significant implications for the garment, footwear,…
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GFA Monitor results indicate necessary shift from ‘ambition to holistic action’
The 2023 edition of GFA Monitor report published by Denmark-based non-profit Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) is aimed at guiding fashion…
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Fashion brands pledge to aid Bangladesh with minimum wage rise
Fashion brands, including sports giant Adidas and fashion brand Levi Strauss & Co., have sent a joint letter to Bangladesh…
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Bangladesh urged to raise garment worker minimum wage amid cost of living crisis
Non-profits Ethical Trading Initiative, amfori, Fair Labor Association (FLA), Fair Wear, and Mondiaal FNV explain in their letter to Bangladesh's minimum wage board…
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Murder of union leaders’ in Honduras sparks FLA outcry
The victims, union leaders affiliated with the Sindicato de Trabajadores de Gildan San Miguel (SITRAGSAM) in Honduras, were targeted in…
