World Vision and Tearfund New Zealand call for new legislation to better protect the people behind our products. Yesterday (24 April) marks the day the Rana Plaza collapsed in Bangladesh nine years ago, tragically killing 1,132 garment workers and injuring more than 2,500. The catastrophic event highlighted
MADE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH GOOD X TEARFUND Struggling for meaningful gift ideas? Here’s five under $100! Many of us have already queued outside the stores with our face masks on, two metres away from the eager shopper in front of us, ready to fill our trolley with Christmas presents. Did you know
Pictured: Beatrice from Burkina FasoAs quarantine measures shut schools and daycare facilities, women often shoulder the burden of balancing work with childcare and homeschooling. Social distancing deprives them of the support they could normally lean upon. But women are far from defeated. This International Women’s
Photography supplied by Lift International Human trafficking is a term we rarely hear of in this country. But the reality is that, right now, about 24.9 million people are enslaved in forced labour. Of this, 4.8 million are victims of forced commercial sexual exploitation. That’s about
In light of Covid-19, Tearfund New Zealand and Baptist World Aid Australia (BWAA) are postponing the launch of the Ethical Fashion Report for 6 months. Instead, they are encouraging brands to look at what it would take to “build back better” by launching the Covid
