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| | | ... multiple international field trips to research slavery and other labour rights abuses, including to Hong Kong, China, Bangladesh, Cambodia, and Thailand. "A key focus for Ausbil is drawing attention to this very real risk to Australian companies and ... |
| | | | ... announced at COP28, with over US$12 billion coming from governments including contributions from Australia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Denmark, the Dominican Republic, the European Commission, Finland, Germany, Guatemala, Honduras ... |
| | | | ... action on modern slavery, and his thoughts as we mark the 10th anniversary of the factory collapse at Rana Plaza in Bangladesh, a tragedy that left more than 1,000 people dead and galvanised a global conversation on companies' responsibility to eliminate ... |
| | | | ... said. "There's a lot of hidden issues and it makes people nervous," Carlsson said. "Unlike a garment factory in Bangladesh, which you can enter, it is very hard to get access to the fishing industry in Thailand... it is still high risk." The impact ... |
| | | | It is 10 years since more than a thousand people died in the Rana Plaza textile factory collapse in Bangladesh in April 2013. In the intervening years, regulations to improve factory safety has been introduced in Bangladesh, and issues related to worker ... |
| | | | ... spending had a knock on effect - according to the Baptist World Aid report, "more than half of garment manufacturers in Bangladesh reported in March that the majority of their in-progress or completed production had been cancelled by major fashion brands. ... |
| | | | ... include "severe vulnerability to sea level rise," in major cities and parts of China, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia and Bangladesh. There is also the risk of increased typhoons and extreme precipitation leading to floods present a significant threat to ... |
| | | | ... been underway, driven by higher wage growth in China as well as trade frictions, pointing to increased outsourcing in Bangladesh and Vietnam. Companies could increase supply relationships in countries like Mexico for access to US markets, and Eastern ... |
| | | | ... actively participating in all ACT meetings and discussions with international brands to support emerging issues in Bangladesh relating to COVID-19 to continue our support of improving the lives of workers in garment factories." ACT is a collaborative ... |
| | | | ... International UK, based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. "They are unable to access healthcare sources, and reports we've had from Bangladesh is that in many cases, the poorest sectors of society are being left to deal with the illness themselves." There ... |
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