Buyer & Manufacturer Responses

"Les travailleurs de l'habillement de Maurice vont recevoir jusqu'à 508.918 $ des grandes marques de vêtements Barbour et PVH, propriétaire de Calvin Klein et Tommy Hilfiger, après qu'une enquête ait révélé que des travailleurs migrants ont été forcés de payer des milliers de livres pour obtenir leurs emplois sur l'île."

Fashion firms agree to compensate garment workers in Mauritius

Date:: 9 Jan 2024
Type de contenu:: Article

Langues disponibles: English

Investigation shows forced labor practices behind shopping deals

Date:: 29 Déc 2023
Type de contenu:: Article

Langues disponibles: English

“I Came Here with So Many Dreams”: Labor Rights Abuses & the Need for Change in Mauritius’ Apparel Factories

Date:: 19 Déc 2023
Type de contenu:: Rapport

Langues disponibles: English

Date:: 19 Déc 2023
Type de contenu:: Divulgation

Langues disponibles: English

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G-Star RAW's response to 2nd Transparentem rejoinder (December 2024)

Centric Brands' response to 2nd Transparentem rejoinder (December 2024)

2nd Transparentem rejoinder re migrant worker abuse in Mauritius garment factories: Brands Fail to Disclose Audits Findings Related to Forced Labor Indicators, Leave Workers in Lurch

Migrant Garment Workers Still Waiting for Change: Follow Up to Transparentem’s Investigation in Mauritius

Response from Barbour, PVH Corp. and Second Clothing to Transparentem rejoinder

Limited Progress Toward Remediation and Lack of Transparency by Some Global Apparel Brands | Transparentem Rejoinder to Company Responses to BHRRC

Barbour response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

Second Clothing response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

PVH response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

Boardriders non-response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

Rodd & Gunn non-response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

Kontoor Brands non-response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

Western Glove Works non-response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

Foxcroft non-response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

John Lewis Partnership response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

The Foschini Group response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

Diesel response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

Armani response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

Centric Brands response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

G-Star Raw response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

ASOS response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

Woolworths SA response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

Boden response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

WE Fashion response re remediation to migrant workers in Mauritius

Debt, wage theft and coercion drive the global garment industry – the only answer is collective action

Les travailleurs du vêtement de Maurice seront indemnisés par des grandes enseignes de la confection

Fashion firms agree to compensate garment workers in Mauritius

Investigation shows forced labor practices behind shopping deals

“I Came Here with So Many Dreams”: Labor Rights Abuses & the Need for Change in Mauritius’ Apparel Factories

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