Recherchetool für Materialien Poster: Corporate responsibility Corporate responsibility posters from our series of posters. The poster bundles the most important facts and information on corporate responsibility in the textile and clothing industry. In addition, possibilities for action are shown, how each individual can take action against the grievances. The poster series is perfect for informing about basic practices of the textile and clothing industry during clothing swap parties, film evenings or other events. The posters are available for self-expression on our website. Topics of the poster series: Labour law is a human right Gender inequality Corporate responsibility Textile seal Overconsumption & old clothes Sources for the corporate responsibility poster: Note: We have carefully selected the sources. The data on some points is low and the data of various studies vary greatly. For the most part, we have orientated ourselves on average values, the data of recognised institutions or surveys of partner organisations. One in six working people worldwide, including cotton farmers and retail sellers, work in the textile and clothing industry. FEMNET (2017)‘Fair Fashion Guide’ (Berlin: DBM Druckhaus Berlin-Mitte GmbH 2017), 5, based on: The True Cost; USED IN: Schmidt et al (2019), Fast Fashion Part 3: The Consequences in Figures, Christian Initiative Romero (CIR), p. 15,https://www.ci-romero.de/produkt/dossier-fast-fashion-teil-3-die-folgen-in-zahlen/ The UN Guiding Principles are voluntary, companies are not legally obliged to comply with them. Corporate Accountability (CorA), Introduction to the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, https://www.cora-netz.de/themen/nap/un-leitprinzipien/ 93% of companies surveyed do not pay their workers a living wage Clean Clothes Campaign (2020), Fashion Checker, https://fashionchecker.org/de/ Scope: 1 pagereference: PDF file for self-expression in Din A3 and Din A2 back
