Clean Clothes Podcast E3 - Cracking corporate immunity

In this episode we hear how:

• Nayla Ajaltouni from Collectif Ethique sur L'Etiquette in France tells how campaigners succeeded in getting the first law protecting human rights in supply chains passed in France – and how this law might set a European precedent for stronger worker rights protection.
• Nasir Mansoor from NTUF in Pakistan reflects on the experience of using legal mechanisms to hold KiK accountable for the Ali Enterprises fire.
• Muriel Treibich from the CCC International Office introduces human rights due diligence and presents opportunities including the European Supply Chain.
• Scott Nova from WRC in the USA highlights the closing of a loophole means the section of the US Tariff Act that prohibits companies importing goods made with forced labour could be enforced.

Speakers:

• Nayla Ajaltouni, Coordinator, Collectif Ethique sur L’Etiquette, France
• Nasir Mansoor, General Secretary, NTUF (National Trade Union Federation), Pakistan
• Muriel Treibich, Lobby and Advocacy Coordinator, Clean Clothes Campaign International Office, Netherlands
• Scott Nova, Executive Director, Worker Rights Consortium, USA

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