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The Western world has taken access to affordable clothes for granted for a long time. Will the Bangladesh collapse spur change? Sarah Coles...
The company says it's in preliminary talks on an alternative plan with retail trade groups in North America. Chicago Tribune/Getty-AFP photo.
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So-called “conflict-free” diamonds are anything but. Marc Choyt exposes the dirty underbelly of the Kimberley Certification Process on Talkback.
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A new AFL-CIO report titled Responsibility Outsourced dives into workers rights and the low safety standards in the manufacturing industry. Equal Times.
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Shareholder activists are pursuing a new strategy to get companies to take the lead on human rights. Amol Mehra explains on Talkback.
Justices threw out a suit accusing two foreign-based units of Royal Dutch Shell Plc of facilitating torture and executions, Bloomberg reports.
Unicef finds over one-third of UK companies don't think children's rights are relevant to their business