Corporate social responsibility has failed because it has sidelined the people it claims to protect: the workers ...

The Trump administration’s sprawling new tariffs took effect in August, and U.S. consumers are starting to feel the heat. The ...

The total sum is potentially the largest received by a garment worker in the global South relating to freedom of association ...

Multilateralism is in tatters. Instead of rules-based, consensus agreements, global economic relations have largely devolved ...

Tun Min Lat climbs a bamboo ladder in the longan orchards of eastern Thailand, moving from tree to tree as he plucks the ...

A labor law change published in Bangladesh earlier this week has triggered a wave of concern in the country's $40 billion ...

The pandemic risks triggering a race to the bottom that could push tens of millions of Asian garment workers into greater hazard on the factory floor, with women hardest hit, the International Labour ...

By sewing a label that states ‘Made in Ireland’ or ‘Made in Scotland’ onto the pieces within JW Anderson’s collections, it is not just highlighting the quality of the fabric – but the quality of ...

RECAP: Asian equities retreated yesterday, with Singapore stocks tumbling from record highs, as hawkish US Federal Reserve ...

Fatema (pseudonym), a 27-year-old line operator in a garment factory outside Dhaka, has spent nearly a decade behind a sewing machine.

The poison pill clauses come on top of 40 per cent “transshipment” tariffs, which the US is considering applying to Chinese-made goods that are rerouted through south-east Asian ports, and are viewed ...

Myanmar’s election fraud goes global, stage set for ‘second coup’, explosive show in scam hub, and gains in Mandalay after ...