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Webinar: PRI and Investor Alliance: Labour rights in apparel supply chains – quo vadis

2019-04-15T10:50:00+01:00

This webinar, hosted by the PRI and The Investor Alliance, discusses how investors can use two recent benchmarks published by The Corporate Human Rights Benchmark and KnowTheChain to assess companies in their portfolios. Adidas shares practical examples of how to ensure labour rights protection in challenging contexts and lower tiers of supply chains.

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