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As part of the ElectroPower project, Electronics Watch and IndustriALL South East Asia delivered awareness-raising training on forced labour to migrant workers.
Following elections earlier this year, Electronics Watch is pleased to welcome Glorene Das (Tenaganita, Malaysia) as a new Trustee!
The Electronics Watch 2025 Annual Report is out now! It sets out our achievements in the last year as well as reflecting on how far we have come in the decade since our organisation was founded in 2015.
In this profile, we talk to Dhurba Mijar, co-founder and Executive Director of Migration Dristi. A migrant worker-led organisation, Migration Dristi has headquarters in Nepal and dedicated colleagues in Bangladesh, Malaysia, Myanmar and Indonesia.
Our latest Impact Story focuses on remediation of sexual harassment at the Tripod Wuxi factory.
Delivered as part of the ElectroPower project, the training focused on managing workplace hazards like chemicals as well as building relationships of trust with workers.
The Electronics Watch Board of Trustees and staff condemn the threats to his life and the union-busting faced by migrant workers he supports.
In October 2024, a group of public buyers and their tech resellers—companies that purchase ICT hardware from brands and resell it to end-users and other clients—met online for the first time. It would be one of four sessions aimed at strengthening due diligence in public sector supply chains.
Electronics Watch signs a memorandum of understanding with IndustriALL Global Union, which represents over 50 million workers in 130 countries. The collaboration aims to promote and protect workers' rights by leveraging the complementary strength and expertise of both organisations.
