As we conclude the first season of our podcast series, we would like to highlight the Seal initiative that The Centre for Child Rights and Business (The Centre) has been working on in Sri Lanka.

To celebrate the International Tea Day this upcoming May 21st, The Centre is calling upon tea companies based in Sri Lanka to participate in the Child Rights in Business (CRIB) challenge.

English Tea Shop Organic's CEO, Suranga Herath, discusses the company's people-centric operations and initiatives on the International Day of Families, highlighting the importance of investing in family-friendly workplaces.

In partnership with Save the Children, The Centre for Child Rights and Business (The Centre) published a study on Child Rights Risks in Global Supply Chains: Why a ‘Zero Tolerance’ Approach is Not Enough – Risk Factors and Responsible Business Practices for Manufacturing, Agriculture and Mining.

Join The Centre for Child Rights & Business (The Centre) and the Fair Labor Association for a webinar on managing Child Labour Risks in the Global Supply Chain.

Join The Centre for Child Rights & Business, Fair Cobalt Alliance (FCA), Responsible Mica Initiative - RMI, Fairphone and Save The Children Deutschland at the OECD’s Forum on Responsible Mineral Supply Chains for an in-person side event exploring different perspectives and industry approaches to address child labour in the ASM sector.

Save the Children and The Centre for Child Rights and Business (The Centre) address the German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz) for German-based Companies.

In conjunction with International Women's day, join us as we interview Mrs. Niluza Badurdeen, Director Strategy and Finance of English Tea Shop Organic.

The Centre of Child Rights and Business (The Centre) is excited to announce our CRIB podcast series.