Updates

Setting Higher Standards: How Governments Can Regulate Corporate Human Rights Performance (NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights)

Oct 25, 2024 —

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Why the garment workers of Bangladesh are feeling poorer than ever (NPR)

Oct 23, 2024 —

Read more about Why the garment workers of Bangladesh are feeling poorer than ever (NPR)

International NGOs Urge World Bank to Condemn Cambodian Government’s Alleged Harassment of Two Local NGOs (Cambodian Journalists Alliance Association)

Oct 23, 2024 —

Read more about International NGOs Urge World Bank to Condemn Cambodian Government’s Alleged Harassment of Two Local NGOs (Cambodian Journalists Alliance Association)

After years of pressure, Levi’s signs International and Pakistan Accords

Oct 21, 2024 —

Action in Brussels 2023 to urge Levi's to sign the International Accord.
(CCC, Achact & Schone Kleren Campagne)

After years of pressure, denim giant Levi Strauss & Co. has signed the International Accord on Health and Safety in the Textile and Garment Industry and the country-specific Pakistan Accord.

Mexico: new goal for the minimum wage (in Spanish, El Financiero)

Oct 7, 2024 —

Former Style Avenue and APS workers receive back wages and severance pay

Oct 2, 2024 —

Former APS workers meet regarding the payment process (FEASIES).

Former Style Avenue workers receive payments (WRC).

Former APS workers will continue to call on Specialized to #PayYourWorkers.

As a result of lengthy campaigns by Salvadoran unions and international labour rights organizations, hundreds of workers formerly employed by the Style Avenue and APS garment factories in El Salvador are receiving legally owed back wages, severance and other terminal benefits.