Monitoring Partners
Monitoring partners are civil society organisations in electronics production regions whose staff have expertise in labour rights, health and safety, and various monitoring methodologies. Because they are located near workers' communities and have established relationships with workers through educational or other service programmes, they are able to meet with them in conditions that minimize fear of reprisals for reporting abuses. Workers report their concerns to Electronics Watch monitoring partners. Electronics Watch may then work with monitoring partners and/or independent researchers to investigate complaints and develop solutions.
Below you can hear directly from some of the Electronics Watch monitoring partners about the major issues they face in their work.
Below is a full list of the organisations who are monitoring partners of Electronics Watch:
- Center for Development and Integration (CDI), Vietnam
- Center for Trade Union and Human Rights (CTUHR), Philippines
- Centre for Social Issues (SPOT), Czechia
- Centro de Reflexión y Acción Laboral (CEREAL), Mexico
- China Labor Support Network, China
- Civil Initiatives for Development and Peace (CIVIDEP), India
- Coalicion de Extrabajadoras y trabajadoras de la industria Electronica Nacional (CETIEN), Mexico
- Economic Rights Institute (ERI), Hong Kong
- Globalworks, Sweden
- Labour Education and Service Network (LESN), Hong Kong
- Metal Workers Union of the Philippines (MWAP), Philippines
- Migrant Worker Rights Network (MWRN), Thailand
- Pacific Asia Resource Centre (PARC), Japan
- Polish Institute for Human Rights and Business (PIHRB), Poland
- Sedane Labour Resource Center (LIPS), Indonesia
- Supporters for the Health And Rights of People in the Semiconductor industry (SHARPS), Korea/Hong Kong
- Tenaganita, Malaysia
- Worker Empowerment (WE), China
- Workers Assistance Center (WAC), Philippines