Why Saying “Black” With a Capital B Isn’t Enough
In this article on CNN.com, Verité board member and former journalist Mireille Grangenois addresses journalism’s ongoing perpetuation of inequality and a lack of self-examination with regard to race, lessons that can be applied to other sectors and types of organizations.
In this article on CNN.com, Verité board member and former journalist Mireille Grangenois addresses journalism’s ongoing perpetuation of inequality and a lack of self-examination with regard to race, lessons that can be applied to other sectors and types of organizations.
A Response to Verité’s Report Into the Challenges for Workers in the Coffee Industry Due to COVID-19
In a guest post on the Ethical Trading Initiative website, Pascale Schuit of Union Hand Roasted speaks to the issues raised in our memo published last month.
US Government Issues Xinjiang Supply Chain Business Advisory
On July 1, the US Government issued the advisory, “Risks and Considerations for Businesses with Supply Chain Exposure to Entities Engaged in Forced Labor and other Human Rights Abuses in Xinjiang.”
Amid Virus Crisis, U.S. Bars Imports of Malaysia’s Top Glove Over Labor Issues
From Reuters: “U.S. Customs placed a detention order on imports of products made by subsidiaries of the world’s largest medical glove maker, Malaysia’s Top Glove Corp Bhd (TPGC.KL), an action taken against firms suspected of using forced labour.”