10 years of public procurement for workers' rights
Read the latest profile, this time featuring Charles University!
Electronics Watch's mission is to use public procurement leverage to promote and protect the rights of workers in global supply chains.
Public buyers exercising social responsibility
Civil society organisations and democratic trade unions supporting workers in attaining their rights
Employers complying fully with domestic and international labour rights and safety standards
Brand companies and resellers disclosing suppliers and compliance data and taking effective action to remedy labour rights and safety breaches in their supply chains
As we close our 10th anniversary year, we wanted to take a moment to say thank you, and reflect briefly on our end-of-year online event, which brought so many of you together from around the world.
In our latest monitoring partner profile, we talk to Hnin Wut Yee, outgoing Director of the Labour Rights Foundation. We discuss the issues facing migrant workers in Thailand and how the partnership with Electronics Watch - and the ElectroPower project - help drive systemic change.
As part of the ElectroPower project, Electronics Watch has delivered training sessions to migrant workers, trade union organisers and civil society representatives in Thailand and Indonesia. Jointly organised with IndustriALL South East Asia, IndustriALL local affiliates, and monitoring partners, the Labour Rights Foundation (LRF) and Inkrispena, the training focused on understanding and addressing forced labour.
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