The CSDDD was approved by the European Parliament yesterday. Large companies will now have to get smaller companies on board to deliver the same level of transparency around human rights. Challenging? Yes. Impossible? No.

Our thoughts: bit.ly/4deau8L

On May 20, we're launching our Child Rights Action Hub in Bangladesh to prevent and remediate child labour in the RMG sector by collaborating with stakeholders and focusing on lower tiers where child labor is most prevalent.

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The connection between the finance sector and child labour is significant - but not always obvious.

Read our latest report, developed with Shift and UNICEF to find out how FIs and banks can use their influence to help tackle child labour.
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Are you a buyer, brand, or retailer in the innovative natural fibre sector? Join our online workshop to discuss how we can protect child rights in the natural fibre industry and other commodities.

Register for the Zoom workshop here: bit.ly/4ayXKb1

🫖 If you're attending the #worldteaexpo in Las Vegas & want to discover the inspiring initiatives transforming Sri Lanka's tea industry to bolster families & businesses, don't miss our exclusive gathering tomorrow! But hurry, spaces are limited! eventbrite.hk/e/tea-for-chan…

Our child labour remediation programme goes beyond just removing children from labour situations. We ensure that remediation solutions are tailored to each child's unique needs and best interests. The efforts of our staff members, such as Zhinan, drive this programme.

We're proud of our partnership with Save the Children in Sri Lanka and the positive change we're creating for tea communities!

Echoing #IWD2024 ’s theme of empowerment, we spoke to Groundviews to spotlight the first female field staff supervisors in the tea industry in #lka , an initiative by The Centre for Child Rights & Business and supported by Save the Children.

Read the full article: groundviews.org/2024/03/10/sha…

We have formed a strategic partnership with The Remedy Project to support companies in increasing effective remediation programmes for children.

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These children of tea pluckers have made history. They're the first-ever female plantation supervisors in Sri Lanka. On this #InternationalWomensDay , watch and read their story here: bit.ly/4c9UR1N

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