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Poster zum Thema “Unternehmensverantwortung“ aus unserer Posterreihe.

Das Poster bündelt die wichtigsten Fakten und Informationen zum Thema Unternehmensverantwortung in der Textil- und Bekleidungsindustrie. Darüber hinaus werden Handlungsmöglichkeiten aufgezeigt, wie jede*r Einzelne gegen die Missstände vorgehen kann.

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Ende 2021 hat Public Eye die Recherche «Schuften für Shein» veröffentlicht. Medien weltweit berichteten über die 75-Stunden-Wochen von Näher*innen und den enormen Druck des chinesischen Ultra-Fast-Fashion-Riesen bei Zulieferern und in seiner Logistik. Hat sich inzwischen etwas verändert? Shein inszeniert sich heute als nachhaltiger, doch reale Verbesserungen hinter der Glitzerfassade sind kaum zu erkennen. Gefährlich könnten Shein aber bald neue Gesetze werden, denn einige Politiker*innen haben dem Big Business mit der Wegwerf-Mode den Kampf angesagt.

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This April 2023 report by today by the Fair Trade Advocacy Office (FTAO) and based on field research undertaken by Clean Clothes Campaign Europe demonstrates the existence of unfair trading practices in the European apparel industry. Based on interviews with suppliers, experts and trade union representatives in six EU member states – Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Italy and Germany – the report “Fast Fashion Purchasing Practices in the EU. Business relations between fashion brands and suppliers” paints a clear picture of the volatile, risky and unbalanced trade relations between brands and manufacturers.

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This paper serves as a basis to frame and inform the Clean Clothes Campaign’s work on discrimination and develop a holistic intersectional approach to challenge discrimination and structural inequalities in the industry. By defining the key concepts, and collecting existing research and data on discrimination, we will identify the current gaps in knowledge and build a strategy to inform our research, advocacy and campaigning to ensure that our work responds to inequality and is inclusive of all garment workers. This paper should be viewed alongside the Global Strategic Framework #2, as a foundation for how intersectionality and inclusion will be embedded within the mission of the CCC Global Network.

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The report is based on data collected in 2018 and 2019, before the COVID-19 crisis. The studies presented in this report intend to create awareness on the less visible parts of textile supply chains, by focussing on recycling discarded textiles in Panipat, India. The report reveals the importance of incorporating social issues in the concept of textile recycling, shows stakeholder the importance to continue the dialogue, and addresses the most important issues: the elimination of child labour in the textile recycling industry in Panipat and improved working conditions for the people in the textile recycling supply chains.

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