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More hours, less money: Garment workers hit by COVID-19 rights rollback

6 Min Read CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sacked from his job at a Pakistani garment factory in the early days of the pandemic, Abdul Wasid was rehired three months later - for lower pay and longer hours. He now has to borrow money to make ends meet. Wasid’s experience reflects a rollback on labour rights in the global garment industry due to COVID-19 as fashion brands pile pressure on their suppliers and, in turn, on factory workers, according to two new reports by labour advocacy groups. “I was desperate because I hadn’t earned anything for months after being fired and agreed to everything they said. Now I’m depending on small loans to survive,” Wasid, 35, said by video call from his Karachi home after finishing a 10-hour shift.

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David Pratt: What H&M and Primark s move means for ethical trading in Myanmar

IT’S an age-old dilemma when imposing sanctions on an authoritarian regime. Just how do you hurt a military junta while ensuring that the people…

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DAVID PRATT ON THE WORLD: It s time for rough trading, Myanmar style

DAVID PRATT ON THE WORLD: It s time for rough trading, Myanmar style
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Race, Socioeconomics: Barriers to Migraine Care

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UN leaders urge companies relying on shipping supply chains to undertake urgent measures to protect seafarers rights

UN leaders urge companies relying on shipping supply chains to undertake urgent measures to protect seafarers’ rights A wide-ranging human rights checklist has today been issued to business enterprises engaged with the maritime industry to protect seafarers stranded on ships due to new COVID-19 variants and government-imposed travel restrictions, under a joint initiative by the UN Global Compact, the UN Human Rights Office, the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the International Maritime Organization (IMO). The Human Rights Due Diligence Tool for cargo owners and charterers has been issued amid concerns that the number of crew stranded working beyond their contracts at sea by COVID-19 restrictions could surge from the current level of 200,000, potentially returning to the peak of 400,000 seafarers at the height of the crew change crisis in September 2020. UN agencies hope the new guidance will help ensure that the working conditions and human rights of seafarers are res

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