In our latest affiliate profile, Jan De Busscher tells us about the City of Ghent (Belgium) and District09, its digital partner responsible for ICT.

The group calls for human rights and environmental due diligence as an award and contract performance criterion.

Electronics Watch and partners in the ElectroPower project held workshops for trade unions and civil society organisations to increase collaboration, and delivered training for migrant workers

Electronics Watch is pleased to welcome two new Trustees to its Board: David Arulappen of the Electronics Industry Employees' Union – Northern Region (Malaysia), and Linda Szabó of Periféria Policy and Research Center (Hungary).

Affiliates can register now for our regional event in London on 15 December! Co-hosted by the London School of Economics and political science, it will explore challenges related to modern slavery, from the conditions facing workers to how to address these in their procurements.

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.